I want to address some of the words that were used by Paul Goldsmith in speaking on this bill recently. I heard words like "rapacious" and "aggressively greedy" as though somehow a Government trying to collect the money it needs in order to fund services is greedy about it, and, of course, that ties into the mantra from the other side about tax cuts. They talk about tax cuts but they never talk about service cuts. They never talk about running down the health system, which is what you have to do in order to fund tax cuts. They never talk about short-changing the education system, which is what you have to do in order to have tax cuts. They never talk about the services that we provide for all New Zealanders because that is the best way we can ensure the wellbeing of New Zealanders: by making sure there is a decent health system, by making sure there is a decent welfare system, and by making sure there is a decent education system. That is also how we look after New Zealanders, and in order to that we need to have a decent tax system. Simply chanting "tax cuts" without saying where you would cut services is irresponsible and it shows an Opposition that is not prepared to do the hard work—on this side of the House we are, and on this side of the House we are confident that this payment will help New Zealanders. It will put money in people's pockets. It will help just a little bit. It will make a bit of a contribution to the issues we all have with inflation at the moment, and that is why I am proud to support this bill.