Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): The effect of the minimum tax credit is to guarantee a minimum income to a single person that works 20 hours a week, or, if it is a two-person family, between them, 30 hours per week, and if they work either 20 hours or, between them, 30 hours, the minimum tax credit tops up their pay, if it is under the threshold, to the threshold. So the amount that any one person gets depends on how much they earn. If working for 20 hours they earned, say—to pick a figure—$30,000, then they would get a top-up of $1,096 so that their total income would be $31,096, which is the new amount.