And that means nobody on the average wage gets a cost of living payment, because these are the people that would have benefitted from income relief through a very good, sensible, logical plan—our plan, which was just say, "Take the current progressive tax system, and in fairness, why don't you just lift the tax thresholds up by the amount of inflation? And an average Kiwi household would have had $1,600 a year to fight this cost of living crisis that they're facing." But Grant Robertson said no." And why did he say, no? Because the dirty little secret is that inflation, while it destroys savings, it destroys people's purchasing power, and it gets into an economy. The dirty little secret is that inflation helps Grant Robertson. Why? Because he's collected $17 billion more in tax revenue because, as prices go up, taxes go up. And Grant Robertson, as we know, is utterly, totally addicted to spending, and that means that he won't let Kiwis keep a single cent of their own money, because he thinks he can spend it better than them. And on this side of the House, we know Kiwis with cash in their pockets will spend it and save it a lot better than Grant Robertson.