We want to make sure that we're keeping people who want to work hard, and so Supplementary Order Paper 140 that's been put forward in David Seymour's name would go some way to helping make sure that that would be a reality. And that would be by reducing the income tax bracket down from the $48,000 to $70,000 bracket to 17.5 percent. So that would mean that any bit of money between $14,001 to $70,000 would be taxed at a rate of 17.5 percent, and that would mean that the average person would get another $40 in their pocket per week to help pay for their groceries, to help pay for their kids' extracurriculars—making it that much easier, when they say that they want to join a rugby team this year and they actually need some new boots, to say, "Yep, you know what? We can actually, as a family, afford that." And it's a real shame that people are actually having to struggle to make those changes to their own lives.