Dr. Mark Cassidy:

It is available. It is on our website. We can arrange to have it sent to the Deputy. I gave the breakdown for energy. I have the corresponding breakdown relating to food. The average amount of a person's income spent on food is 21%. It is 16% for the highest 20% of incomes, but the people with the lowest 20% of incomes spend 26% of their income on food. There is some evidence of food price inflation. If it becomes more widespread, there would be a distributional effect. We will forward the Deputy the published analysis.