The assumption that lies at the heart of this bill is that instead of trying to increase what Government is doing, we should keep it the same or reduce it—we should reduce it. The assumption is that the amount of tax that New Zealanders pay each year is the right amount already, because we set the threshold in stone and then only adjust them by inflation. There is an assumption hidden in there that the 30 percent or so of GDP that is represented by Government at the moment is the right amount. I suggest, given the failures from the Opposition over the nine years that they were in Government to address the critical needs that we have in this country, that Government has not been sufficiently involved in the economy, let alone reducing it—let alone reducing it.