I spoke about the cost of living earlier, and inflation and interest rates. We will hear from the Government again and again that it is happening everywhere in the world. Well, for hard-working Kiwis who have done everything asked of them over the last two years, who have sacrificed, who have taken on debt, who have paid others before themselves, who have gone through great uncertainty, the team of 5 million who have dug so very, very deep, they're not interested in what's happening around the rest of the world; they're interested in what's happening here. When the Government members stand up and read out a litany of things they believe they are doing well, well, I'm not sure that's the case on the street, because, for every protestor who is here outside, there are hundreds and hundreds back in our electorates who are law-abiding, who have got their vaccines, who have done everything asked of them, and the contract was—the deal was—"If we just get to 90 percent vaccination rate, your life will go back to normal." Well, in the case of the tourism sector, it hasn't gone back to normal. And of the case of the people who are working in tourism still or in our restaurants and our bars, it hasn't got back to normal.