Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): Referring to the last point first, I thought Julie Anne Genter covered those issues well in her contribution in the second reading debate. She didn't think there was going to be much change in the behaviour of international people coming to New Zealand caused by this rate difference, because people make choices for lots of other reasons, including the sort of country that they want to live in. In respect of countries such as Australia and Great Britain, of course, their marginal tax rates are higher than is proposed here at similar income levels that are proposed here for 39c in the dollar. People in the United Kingdom and Australia are paying 45c in the dollar; so I don't think the member needs to have concern that people won't want to move to New Zealand from those countries on the basis of this change. 