Now, some people, like David Parker, are students of economic history, and if you go back to New Zealand in the early 1980s, we remember interest rates being at 20 percent and we remember double-digit inflation. You look around the world, and inflation destroys economies. And once it gets in, it's hard to get out, and it causes hurt and pain to people everywhere. We've got inflation now at just under 7 percent, we've got wage growth only at 3 percent, and that means all Kiwis are going back faster than they've been going in the last three decades. Mortgage costs are up because interest rates are up, rents are up $150, food prices are up the highest they've been in over a decade, and petrol is up over $3 a litre. And I can tell you, Kiwis up and down this country are feeling that pain. And this Budget will be putting Kiwis backwards into the future. 