Now, at the last election, voters were also promised "no new taxes". But when you have a 68 percent increase in Government spending, when you have a doubling of the debt in this country—which has to be repaid, forget about what modern monetary theorists say, it has to be repaid; and when it does, that will mean that we don't have the cash to invest in better public services, or productivity-enhancing intergenerational infrastructure—you just know, you know in your bones, that Labour is going to increase your taxes. There's no doubt about it, it's coming. Because Labour can't manage money, they'll come after yours. Labour broke that election promise of new taxes in pretty quick time. What we saw was a ramming through of a stealth capital gains tax, which was quickly followed by the infamous "ute tax", and if that wasn't enough, Grant Robertson has now cooked up another brand new tax. This time he wants to slap it on every single worker and every single business in New Zealand and, would you believe it? The Labour Party wants to roll out a jobs tax.