But, I guess, in terms of tax rates, National has proposed a number of pragmatic solutions in terms of what we would do differently around the way in which people are taxed, and, right at its heart, we believe that the rate at which people are taxed should take into account the impact of inflation, and haven't we seen the impact of inflation, and Kiwi households have seen the impact of inflation, in the past year. And I think what this shows is a Government and a Minister that are out of touch with hard-working Kiwis out there in New Zealand at the moment. They're seeing a Government that's simply saying, "Look, the only solution that we see for you is to increase taxes." and what people out there, I think, in hard-working Kiwiland are saying is this, "Look, we're doing it tough. Times are tough. Costs are going up across the board." And, you know, at the end of the day, what they are looking for is a little bit of relief to allow them to do what Kiwis want to do and that's, you know, live aspirational lives in this country. And I think this bill, and particularly Part 1, "Annual rates of income tax", is going against it. 