But, thinking about what caused the cost of living crisis—and, of course, we have a significant increase in the cost of energy, we have a significant increase in the cost of transportation fuels which are contributing to the pressure on household budgets—I'm wondering: did you consider ACT's alternative budget, which would have changed the tax rates so that those earning up to $70,000 would have actually received a tax cut that would have given them over $2,000 in the hand, using the ACT tax formula which limits the two tax rates to 17.5 percent and 28 percent? So, Minister, you've offered—through this bill, through this amendment to the Tax Administration Act—a $350 one-off payment, and so I'd like you to consider how that contrasts with ACT's proposal to limit Government spending and allow a $2,000 tax rebate for people like nurses or teachers in the middle of their career, which is, typically, what they would earn—those middle-income earners who supported us through the COVID epidemic—pandemic, if you like—and who continue to do it tough out there on the front lines. 