We've had a number of examples recently of what a change in tax does to inflation. It has a one-time sort of step increase in the price. It doesn't affect that ongoing, persistent inflation that we're describing. It changes the price once. After a year, that price change would fall out of the rate of inflation.
It does have the one-time effect, but just like a one-time effect caused by a shock in the price, it's something that we would look through when we think about generalized or persistent inflation.