I put it to you and to the members of the House that, in actual fact, we could debate about tax rates all we like, but I think we should talk about other principles. Mr Bayly has suggested that our income tax thresholds should be indexed to inflation, but that suggests that they are already at the right level. It suggests that no Government should have a very careful think about the overall structure of our income tax rates; we should just leave them permanently indexed and set in relation to what they are now. Who knows what the future may bring? We need to remain flexible, we need to have the flexibility to adjust income tax thresholds as we need for the benefit of all New Zealanders, because we are all in this together. Thank you, Mr Chair.