One last thing to introduce, which I thought Mr Robertson had agreed to, was we're finding from our research that at this new introduction of taxes, people are exploiting our labour here in New Zealand and setting up in foreign jurisdictions their companies and not paying taxes here in New Zealand. So there's another problem that's being compounded by the existing tax structure. So what we're saying is: give people a fair go, let's stop introducing taxes under urgency without proper select committee scrutiny, and let's get back to the spirit of clause 1 of this bill, which is to actually not be unfair, not provide something that isn't workable, but actually get back to treating people in New Zealand who earn money—whether it's a nurse, a doctor, or a business person—as someone that we respect and we're not on the take from. 