But the thing is, it's not just that $1.40 of tax that you're paying. Actually, if you're paying a marginal rate of 33c on the dollar, and if you're on the average wage, you almost are, actually, to spend $3 at the pump, you have to earn $4.50, then you pay 33c in the dollar in income tax. And you've got $3, and then you buy a litre of petrol from BP or Mobil or wherever—I hear it's cheaper at Waitomo—then you pay $1.40 of that in tax. So the total tax that people are being hit with, when you talk about the income tax, is not just the $1.40; it's the $1.50 of income tax, then the excise tax, then the GST, then the levies. Actually, you're paying $2.90 of tax, in order to buy 1 litre of petrol. People don't often say this; they just focus on what you pay at the pump. But, actually, when you buy a litre of petrol, you have to earn $4 50, if your marginal rate is 33c, pay $1.50 in tax, $1.40 in taxes that are in the petrol, and to get $1.60 litre of petrol, you pay $2.90 in petrol.