JAMIE STRANGE (Labour—Hamilton East): Madam Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to take a call on this bill. My wife and I have four young children, and if there's one thing that our children understand it's fairness, and, if they feel something is not fair, they certainly tell us in quite loud language at times. If we go back a couple of months ago, the Labour Party took a manifesto document to the election—they took a manifesto document to the election—and part of that manifesto was this policy here, which is to increase the tax rate for people earning over $180,000 to 39c—now, only for those earning over $180,000. Now, the previous speaker, David Seymour, talks about those being successful people; I'm not sure how he defines success, because I would also say that teachers and nurses are also successful, but that's up to the member to make that definition for himself. But the key aspect around this bill here is around fairness.