ANDREW BAYLY: —envy tax, as my colleague says—worst of all, probably, because of its potential financial consequences, is the proposed latest job tax scheme that I think will be the crowning moment of Mr Robertson before he's voted out of office, hopefully, because that is such a huge cost not only on employers—but, of course, the Government doesn't worry about employers. They're good. They always believe that business owners are good for it. But it also means that every New Zealander who works will end up paying a tax as well. Of course, it's for protecting those so-called people who are going to lose their job and get a guaranteed payment for six months. 