Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: I'm pretty sure it was Annette King, Mr O'Connor. That ended up with trucks up and down the high streets in every city and town in New Zealand. It was in response to that, and, as the Minister has acknowledged, it was with the view that the RUC would normally only go up and not down that the 42-day rule was put in place. It occurred because the previous Labour Government did not trust RUC users to do what they should be able to do, which is to buy things in advance before the price goes up, as if that was some kind of heinous crime to actually give the Government money sooner than they otherwise would to avoid a price increase. Well, that's hardly in the spirit of innovation. I would suggest that they are entirely within their rights to be able to do that. So the National Government actually put in place this 42-day rule.