When you look at the context of tax, which is what this bill is about, what have we seen over the last four years? Well, we've seen that Auckland regional fuel tax imposed on Aucklanders. Gee, there's a big difference. I got some petrol from Pōkeno the other day, which was at least 20c cheaper than what I was paying just inside the Auckland border. The proposed light rail tax—yes, that tax is coming not too soon, hopefully, because we'll stop it. Then we've got the brightline test, which I'm going to talk about shortly. The removal of interest deductibility—which, of course, is just another tax on people, mums and dads, that own houses and rental accommodation. Then we've got the top 39 tax, which this bill enshrines—the 39 percent on anyone earning over $180,000. It's the mean tax. It's the tax about imposing it, socking it to the high-earning New Zealanders who work hard. And then—