In his contribution earlier, the, I believe newly appointed—congratulations—spokesperson for finance for the National Party, Andrew Bayly, spoke to, and I believe he said the quiet part out loud when he said, and I quote, "There is such a thing as legitimate tax avoidance." He was speaking to how we create systems which enable people with power and wealth and resources to shift their money into places and spaces that mean that they don't end up being taxed in the way that they should. We have seen exactly that in the way that we have the highest rates of wealth inequality in this country since the 1980s, which, notably, is when we first started collecting detailed data.