All we are asking the Government to do is provide for a mechanism where once a term, at the start of a term, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue advises whether there has been bracket creep in terms of that Consumers Price Index basket of goods and what is happening there, and advises the finance and the revenue Ministers about that. But, crucially, according to these tabled amendments, the Ministers would, nevertheless, have the ability in terms of those provisions to say "No, we're not going to do that.", and all they would need to do—a bit like the Attorney-General's New Zealand Bill of Rights Act reports, if you like—is provide their reasons for that. 