I'm going to come back to taxes, because that is the reality of life for New Zealanders. Can they pay the bills? Well, today, they find that filling up their car to get to work just got more expensive thanks to this Government. So in the time of a record financial crisis, this Government's response: let's put taxes up. Let's make it harder and more expensive to fill the car. Let's make it tougher for businesses to employ people. I want to just quote a letter that I got just today, actually, from a businessman in my part of the world who employs eight staff, has got a business that he's been running for 25 years as an owner-operator. He has had to, so far, put $120,000 of his family's money in just to keep it afloat and he's written today saying that runs out in six weeks. He's also told me that he has written to numerous parts of the Government pleading for help and has not even had a response. So this is a Government that talks a great game—and we know what great talkers they are, but words are hollow. Words don't create jobs. Words don't pay the bills. What we've got is businesses being ignored, jobs being lost, and the response from Government is "Let's put up taxes. Let's make it harder and harder to pay the bills."