As Mr Seymour pointed out, we have, because of the wealth transfers such as Working for Families and accommodation supplements, a very highly progressive tax system, and those who receive those wealth transfers—for example, if they're on incomes of up to $60,000 a year or more—will, effectively, pay no net income tax whatsoever. I think everybody in this House, or at least a good number of members of this House, will say that's absolutely fair. But the bracket creep and the fiscal drag that is going to be continued as a consequence of not addressing the tax rates and thresholds is actually relevant. 