I suppose the first question is: at what point do you think the Government should tax its population? At what point is it reasonable to say, "Gee, that's enough. We shouldn't take the money off hard-working New Zealanders, because it's better that they keep it."? That is the issue. I think, from the comments the Minister said before, my inference was, "Look, we're OK—we're reasonably OK compared with the rest of the world, and therefore we can continue to tax a whole lot of New Zealanders a whole lot more tax." And, of course, we've seen all of the new tax that the Government's trying to do. Obviously, we're talking about them tonight: the imposition of the new 39 percent tax rate. We've seen the brightline tax rate. We've seen the loss of interest deductibility. We've seen a fuel tax. All these new taxes of the Government have come into play. I would say to Mr Parker, I think it's really important that the Government is—