We often hear about the Prime Minister's empathy. Well, I don't feel like the Prime Minister has any empathy for the realities of the 500,000 small-business owners in this country who struggle, who get up early in the morning, work hard, try to employ people, and are confronted with never-ending costs and further regulations and further difficulties imposed upon them, while they're also just trying to survive in business, which is hard, relentless, and requires great effort every day. Those people are the backbone of the New Zealand economy. We should be supporting them. We should be standing up for them and saying, "They are performing the public service that New Zealand needs." They are the people that only survive in business if every day they give people what they want, at the right price. It's a beautiful thing that they're doing, and they should be supported by this Government, and we should be making their life easier, not harder.