Now, I was privileged enough to have a position before I came here which took me around the world. I was president of a world body, and I got to spend time in different countries with, generally, police forces but exposed to funding regimes. I looked at the northern European regimes, particularly the Scandinavian ones, and I would like to see this country compare itself with Scandinavia much more. The first thing that most New Zealanders, if they are lucky enough to get to Scandinavia—they'll see that it's a country that runs pretty well, pretty equitably, and the reason why is they are pretty cold countries, and the cold countries know that unless you actually work together, then things will not work. If you try to be an individual out there, try to live out alone and each man is an island or woman is an island—I'm getting good at that—you will perish. You simply will not survive. So at the basis of that cooperation of the Scandinavian model is actually a high tax model, a fair tax model.