I want to say that this is a Government that loves to tax. It has this wonderful need to tax because Mr Grant Robertson, of course, loves spending the money, loves spending that stuff—he's addicted to it. Unfortunately, much of that spend is in poor areas that don't derive real benefits for New Zealanders. Of course, just to give an example of that, we've had the fuel tax. Of course, now we've got the biofuels proposal to put a bit more tax on our fuel cost, even though they're not high enough yet, according to the Labour Party; that's not what my constituents tell me, particularly my farmers and growers in Pukekohewho do not get a discount for diesel at the moment. We have got the brightline changes, we've got the ute tax, we've got the interest deductibility—all new taxes coming in. That is why our leader Christopher Luxon proposed revision, a reversal of the tax creep that this Government has put in place since 2017. 