Every single Government has to make tough decisions, trade-offs, when it comes to putting a Budget together, and we believe we have the balance right. Because in this Budget, we are lifting the incomes of low and middle income earners. We have the family tax credit that very nearly 350,000 families will benefit from increases in, we have increased the minimum wage, we have lifted the incomes of those on benefits. We've done that because we know those are the communities most affected by increases in inflation and increases in the cost of living. What we don't need and what this Budget won't do is deliver an enormous tax cut to people on the highest incomes, because what that would do would be a sign of the priorities of a Government that felt that rewarding those on the highest incomes was more important than making sure that we support and protect those on low and middle incomes, and we actually have decent health services, a decent education system, that we actually build houses for New Zealanders.