Now, listening to the last two contributions, you'd think that New Zealand's an overtaxed country, that we've somehow got swingeing rates of taxation, and that the overall wedge of taxation, as a percentage of the economy, is high by the standards of countries with which we compare ourselves. There are 38 countries in the OECD. New Zealand, in 2020, was 24th of those 38 countries in the OECD for taxation as a percentage of GDP. Not 24th highest, but—yes, 24th highest. Of the 38 countries, we're the 14th or 15th lowest as a percentage of GDP that goes to taxation—24th. I suspect, when those statistics come out in the next few years, looking at other countries, we'll look even better compared with other countries, because, of course, since COVID hit, New Zealand's actually, overall, had GDP growth compared with the European countries, United States, and the likes.