The Government collects about $85 billion in tax. That includes all the different types of taxes, but a large chunk of that is from personal tax, and so this is a significant, significant portion, about 48 percent personal tax. So this is a significant portion of the tax take, and so it's very meaningful in terms of New Zealanders looking at their situation and going, "Am I going to be better off as a result of this?" And one thing you can be guaranteed to say is that this bill will actually make New Zealanders much better off. There are some very specific clauses in it, but the new section YA 2A, which is a new section under clause 5, requires specified dollar ranges to be reviewed within 12 months of a general election to determine the need to be adjusted to reflect any percentage movement in the Consumers Price Index. And that is the key component of this bill.