You see, today's plan from National is a plan. The Government said it was the year of vaccination. We didn't hear them at the beginning of the year telling Māori to get vaccinated; we heard them saying that we don't have enough vaccines because others around the world are more important and they're dying. Well, here we are today, businesses failing, New Zealanders struggling, and the Government still makes excuses. Today, National announced a plan that will support businesses, small businesses, tourists, and Kiwis who own and run those businesses and who have done what the Government asks. The first is a reduction for two years in the tax rate for small businesses to 17.5 percent—the same as the Māori incorporated tax rates—when businesses get back to being able to trade properly because the vaccination rate is up, because the Government has finally got around to doing that, and when the restrictions aren't there, when the visitors from Auckland can travel again, and when people from overseas can safely come back. Kiwis will work hard. We think they deserve to keep more of their cash to pay off those debts that are vested in their businesses. What the finance Minister said was, oh no, he wants that, because he knows how to spend it better. We're backing businesses here.