DAMIEN SMITH (ACT): Thank you very much—yes, that is. Congratulations on your role. It's amazing to be here a couple of weeks and listen to all the schools of economics that have been purported tonight. I'll introduce a new one, which is the Lenin school of economics, and that's pretty last century as well, OK? You know, this is a bit of an overreach in several areas, and I think it should be recommended to the Finance and Expenditure Committee. I think, also, the issue about the IRD having to have it all ready—we know it can be switched on pretty quickly, but we've got a couple of points that we wanted to make from the ACT Party, which is that we've been up and down the country as well, talking to these people who are actually getting this tax applied to them, and they don't want it. So I know you're saying you've got a mandate, but you've got a mandate by a popular vote of people who wanted to drive this into a minority group, and it is a minority because it's a small amount of people. We think that that isn't going to play well with the productive side of the economy.