DAMIEN SMITH (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. The questions to the Minister are as follows. Why hasn't the Commerce Commission's investigation into fuel companies, which the Government promised would bring down petrol prices by 30c a litre, achieved a reduction in prices at the pump for motorists, and, interlocked with that question, how can New Zealanders have any confidence that the market study into supermarkets will bring down food prices when this market study into petrol companies has failed to achieve anything at all? The third question is—with his policy team on statistics—given the appropriations in the Budget, is he disappointed that nobody picked up the rampant inflation, which is at a 30-year high and is seeping into every aspect of the economy? 