But the second reason is that one of the worst impacts on the amount of tax that people pay in New Zealand is actually the impact of inflation. The National Party has put forward a very good policy, in my personal view—but I know many New Zealand businesses and people support it—whereby we wish to put in place a scheme that effectively deals with the issue of inflation. So as people's wages and salaries increase naturally as a result of inflation, then they inevitably end up going into a higher tax bracket, and our $660 million scheme that we've announced earlier this year is one way of dealing with it. Without addressing the issue of inflation, effectively, New Zealanders end up paying more tax. That's why we believe it is important, and it should have been incorporated in a tax bill such as this, to see that New Zealanders pay their fair share and no more. That is the principal reason why we won't be supporting that. 