I guess my final question to this House today in this first speech on this first day that we're back in 2021 is: do we have the guts to have these conversations, or are we just going to continue to throw accusations back and forward at each other? Are there going to continue to be escalating narratives and bogeymen about the idea of taxation? And God forbid that we tax wealth as we do work in this country, because right now there is a huge burden that is falling on people in this country who already do not have enough, and it continues to compound the more that we continue to enable and allow, by virtue of doing nothing, inequality to run rampant throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. I actually hesitate to suggest that all of us in here actually kind of know that. We kind of know that the tax system is quite fundamentally unfair in that respect. We all kind of know that we should be able to have this debate and discussion as, actually, a number of us do behind closed doors, but in this place in a more sensible and mature manner.