And, of course, at the Finance and Expenditure Committee, there's always robust discussion. The ACT Party unsurprisingly talked about the tax burden, but the Minister really responded, when challenged particularly on the 39 percent tax rate, that it's appropriate for people who are earning over $180,000 to pay at that rate, also noting that the Minister noted that the economy has been very, very strong. Most people are in work, and therefore the amount of tax paid as a proportion of the economic activity remains very stable. And he thought the balance was about right. And so, in terms of the tax take as a proportion of GDP, and also the total amount of Government spending, which is about 35 percent of GDP, the Minister noted that was at the higher end, but also, as set out in the Budget Policy Statement, that is projected to return to a stable level of about 30 percent—and, if I recall rightly, slightly below that.