So, finally, I want to come to the main part of this bill, which is actually about the tax rates coming up. The tax rates are going to 39 percent for people over $180,000, and it's graduated. So it's only on money above that. It's not a lot to pay for a society, and, as Duncan Webb put it, it means for Chloe, who was the caregiver under the proposed counter-proposal—that she'd be paying $112, because she had that much in a tax rate change. Whereas, actually, Mr Luxon would get something like $7,500, even with his current job—