So let's be clear: we've got competition. A lot of these big electricity providers have consumer panels, they have mechanisms to take complaints and feedback, but this Government, they don't care about any of that—they don't care. They just think, "You know what? Here's another opportunity to put a bit more regulation into the system, a little bit more compliance.", because what they don't understand is there is a cost to compliance. There is a cost to regulation. And guess who pays that cost? Well, I'll give you a clue, Mr Speaker. I know it's a Thursday afternoon and I know we've had a long week—gee, what a week it's been. But I tell you what. The people that pay for all this regulation that that side of the House is ramming down people's throats is the hard-working Kiwis out there across rural and provincial and urban New Zealand who are doing it tough and with a squeezed middle, and they are the ones who are going to pay the price from this regulation. 