That's the cost of bracket creep, and we know that minimum wage workers on 44 hours a week are now going to have a marginal tax rate of 30 percent. And this Government doesn't think that matters. In fact, Dr Russell told us what we all know: that the Government thinks they can spend the taxpayers' money better than the taxpayer can. And the Prime Minister, in question time today, tried to dance on the head of a pin to say it's not inflationary when we do it, but it would be inflationary when the individual does it. What a load of nonsense. The reality is that this is punitive. The only beneficiary of inflation at the levels that we're seeing now is Grant Robertson, and the coffers are filling and he's spending like a drunken sailor—only that's an insult to drunken sailors, because at least they spend their own money. He is spending the taxpayers'. And the reaction that we've heard from the socialists at the very suggestion that modest increases in taxation thresholds is somehow favouring the rich is crazy, crazy socialist economics.