The other broader point I'd make is that we're standing, of course, at a time when we're talking about tax and the tax system and the wider burden that New Zealanders are feeling around the cost of living and the pressure that they're feeling on their pockets. This is a party—the National Party—that is concerned about that and wanting to put more money in the pockets of New Zealanders and are very open to offering ongoing tax relief. Nothing mentioned in this bill, but something that we have indicated that we'd be keen to do is to regularly adjust the tax thresholds for inflation, because if you don't do that with inflation, people's incomes rise and they're dragged into higher tax rates and they end up paying more tax. If you get away with that for a long period of time then people are paying a lot more tax and you find that somebody on the average wage in New Zealand of around $64,000, $65,000 is paying 30c in the dollar on a substantial part of their income and is getting very close to the top tax rate at 33 percent. So you've got to adjust those things, and that's something we're going to do if we get a chance in Government.