We had the leader of the ACT Party, David Seymour, standing up and ranting and raving, telling us that it was horrendous that 12 percent of individuals in this country paid 48 percent of the income tax. I checked the numbers out; indeed, those are correct. There's a table on the Treasury website, and if you go to that table and look through the numbers, indeed, 12 percent of income earners do pay 48 percent of all the income tax. However, there is no table on the Treasury website which talks about the amount of income they earn in the first place. But if you dig a bit further and do your homework properly and head through the IRD website, you can find a table there which will give you an estimation of income distributions in this country. So, if you're sitting there and crunching through the numbers and working with them a bit, and it doesn't even take a lot of effort to do it, what you do find is that 12 percent of income earners in this country earn 38 percent of all the income. A huge proportion of the income is earned by just a small proportion of people in this country. That's not even taking into account people who don't earn any income at all. The particular spreadsheet I'm working off only works with people who are aged 16 and older, and does not include people who earn no income at all. So, in actual fact, that 38 percent of income is likely a lot higher.