And, of course, that comes directly back to the cost of living. We've seen the Government signal that they've started an inquiry for the Commerce Commission into supermarket pricing, and that in a year's time the Commerce Commission will report back to them. But the Government actually doesn't have to wait for a year to see why some costs in supermarkets have gone up. There are things that they can do right now to make sure those costs don't escalate and are reduced, and those are the costs they're putting on businesses and small businesses in New Zealand. So we'll see this week the start of a process to double sick leave. Everybody wants an employee to be looked after if they're sick, but the direct implication of doubling of sick leave; of a new public holiday the Government says they'll bring in in a year's time; of the increase of the minimum wage, if it goes too quickly; and of some of the other things they've signalled around workplace relations is a cost of $2.8 billion on New Zealand businesses. 