The point I'm making here is that what we've seen over the last number of years is the increase in inflation and how that continues to put pressure on people's real incomes after tax, and pushes people up into higher tax brackets, and means that, effectively, they go home with less in their back pockets, less to spend on the necessities that they need to pay, less that they need to be able to pay the bills and do all of the things that they need to be able to do. So the question that the Government needs to answer is: are they ever going to consider any form of indexation of the tax brackets? Are they ever going to think about any form of trying to shift the tax brackets to take into account the effect of inflation, or is this Government going to sit on the side and constantly let inflation eat into the back pockets of New Zealanders, eat into their after-tax income, meaning that they're, effectively, left poorer under this Government? 