Even if inflation, which is obviously near 5 percent—it is likely to stay up at those high levels for quite some period of time. Even if they come back within the bounds of the Reserve Bank requirements of 1 to 3 percent, what we have done is that we've embedded a much higher cost structure into New Zealand that will not dissipate. We have, therefore, made New Zealand businesses less competitive from an international perspective, and we've made it a much more unfavourable, much more disadvantageous situation for, particularly, vulnerable people and people on fixed incomes. That is the travesty of what we are facing.