In respect of the statistic that we heard from David Seymour, about 12 percent of taxpayers paying 48 percent of the income tax, it brings to mind that saying, "Lies, lies, damned lies, and statistics.", because that's true as a statistic but it's really a misrepresentation of the underlying facts. So 12 percent pay 48 percent of the income tax, and I haven't checked his number, but I'm accepting that that's true. But, of course, in his population, he forgets to say, "Well, that includes children, that includes people who are out of the workforce raising children, that includes superannuitants." He also conveniently overlooks the fact that GST, as a proportion of income—which is a regressive tax—is a higher proportion of income for lower-income earners than it is for higher-income earners, because lower-income earners consume all of their earnings, whereas higher-income people save some of theirs and don't spend as much as a proportion of their income on GST-inclusive services. So, again, his statistics exclude the fact that GST is a higher share of the income of a lower-income person than it is of a higher-income person.