So I want to focus on, today, a few of the things that should have, could have, would have been in Jacinda Ardern's and Grant Robertson's speeches, as they set out their float, their priorities for the year, in the Labour Party parade, that matter to New Zealanders. The first one—I've already mentioned but I want to come back to—is 5.9 percent inflation. It is the highest in 31 years in this country. It's been higher, that's true, but I tell you what, actually, for myself, for David Seymour, for Chris Bishop, for Simon Watts, for Simon O'Connor—I think I'm the oldest of all of the people I've just mentioned right there; I know, I don't look 45!—for all of us in our adult lifetimes, we have never experienced inflation like that. A lot of New Zealanders haven't. It is a thief in your pocket. It is an invisible tax and it hits the poor and the most vulnerable, and those workers close to the minimum wage are hit the hardest. We have inflation that's one of the highest in the Western world. We hear a lot of nonsense from the Government. Their excuse today in this Parliament is "It's all international." Well, here's the thing: actually, domestic inflation was up over 5 percent last year. It's a big part of it. It is growing. At the end of last year, on the last figures, we have faster, higher than the international part. So it's simply not right to say that.