You see, the values that we try to teach our kids and hope that they'll receive at school are very different. The values are: go to school, listen to your teacher, do your homework, get good grades that turn into qualifications that turn into jobs that turn into a career. And when you earn money, put a little bit of it aside—save it, invest it carefully. If you do all those things right, you might be comfortable and make a bit more money. Those are the values we try to teach our kids and hope they learn at school. Then the Labour Party comes along and says, "If you do all those things, if you do it too well, then we're going to not just tax you more proportionally, we're going to put in place an extra tax for that small number of people; we're going to hit them disproportionally hard with this top tax rate." I think that on a moral basis that is absolutely shameful and the opposite of the values of aspiration, thrift, and achievement that we should be celebrating in this country and in this Parliament.