As Mr Seymour alluded to, the Government is raking in tax at the moment. This year, we're, basically, talking about $100 billion. Over the next four years, it will take in roughly about another $24 billion of additional tax. Just to be clear: what I mean by that is that by 2026, it will be not taking in $100 billion but, in that single year, will be taking tax of about $124 billion. Of course, that is a massive increment of tax—because you've got increases next year and the year after, ultimately to get to that figure. The only reason I quote four-year figures is that is what the Government's projections are always about: four-year cycles. We have got a Government that is just continuing to rake in huge amount of tax, and that is principally because of inflation. There have been a whole stack of other taxes that have been imposed, but I'm principally talking about personal tax. The other taxes, as we all know, that the Government has put in place—there's a whole stack of them; we've been talking about the fuel tax today—are just driving up the cost of living for people. 