I want to make my final comments about the claim that they're going to reduce the cost of petrol and diesel at the pump. Well, here's the deal: in every $2.10 average per litre fuel price in New Zealand for petrol, there is $1.10 in tax—$1.10 in tax. And then there is—and this is the bit that moves all the time—the 70c cost of that fuel per litre. Now, as your exchange rate goes up or down, that moves. Everyone knows that these people have had some advantage from that. The final margin inside that, at best, is 30c—30c on a litre to land it, to distribute it, and to sell it; 30c. And so you have to say good luck to Megan Woods. She told me on Friday that they're going to bring in a regime somewhat like the electricity arrangements. Well, we know what those prices have done under this Government in their complete inability to get on top of regulatory arrangements in this country. This is, no doubt, a speech from the Prime Minister that is nothing more than the emperor in his new clothes strutting about, fascinated by himself.