I'm one of those that wants to share the view that we should acknowledge about where that tax burden is falling. I hear all the time in the speeches from members of the Government about how unfair and inequitable our society is. Well, I want to point out the facts on clause 3 of this bill. It says that the 10 percent of New Zealanders who earn over $100,000 a year are going to pay 50 percent of the income tax—10 percent of the people are going to be required under this clause to pay 50 percent of the income tax. To give some sense, we've got 50 percent of the population—taxpayers—who are going to be required to pay 13 percent. Now, I share with David Seymour, the previous speaker, a view that we should acknowledge that the heavy lifting of funding Government and Government services is being carried by those people that are working hard, doing the overtime, earning the income to actually—