Finally, I wish to address the issue of tax rates. This is an annual rates bill, and in the annual rates bill, as a constitutional necessity—it's in section BB 1 of the Income Tax Act—we must set the annual tax rates in an annual tax bill. So the House addresses, every year, the issue of what level taxes should be set at, and the Opposition is opposing this bill, has opposed other bills, because they think there should be tax cuts. It's a mantra of theirs: that individuals know better than the Government how to spend money, and therefore there should be tax cuts. I want to put that mantra a different way. I want to put it a different way because it ignores a fundamental agreement we have in New Zealand—a fundamental agreement that there are some things that we have chosen to do together. We have chosen to provide health together. We have chosen to provide education together. We have chosen to provide welfare together—