Now, what's interesting about this is that as this goes on, fewer and fewer low-income New Zealanders find that their marginal tax rate and their average tax rate is in the lower brackets. After a while, if we leave the brackets the same for long enough, then practically everybody finds themselves on higher tax brackets and our tax system becomes less progressive. Let that sink in for a moment. So the Labour Party, friend of the worker, friend of low-income New Zealanders, actually are opposing a bill that would have maintained the progressivity of the tax system by raising the tax brackets so low-income New Zealanders stay in lower tax brackets. This is the problem.