New Zealanders are overtaxed. There is a cost of living crisis. Twenty-five cents a litre of tax being handed back at a time when the Government doesn't need it because they're getting more tax from fuel than they ever have before, than they dreamed of, actually speaks to the challenge here. This isn't a philosophical debate. It's not about the practicalities; it's about a Government, the Labour Party, that believes—entrenched deep in their DNA, their psyche—that there isn't a problem that can't be solved with a new tax. And there are many, many problems in New Zealand today, up and down the country. That means many, many more taxes from the Labour Party.