The other problem is: who it's being taken off. I want to put a thought in the minds of people at home: how much of the income tax should be paid by the 12 percent who pay the most income tax? Should it be 12 percent? Should they pay as much as they earn, in proportion? Should they pay 24 percent? Should they pay twice as much tax as the number of people? Should it be 36 percent? How many people at home think, "Let's soak the rich people. They can pay three times more tax than the number of people."? How many think they should pay three times as much? Well, now, many people would be surprised to know that the top 12 percent of income tax payers in this country, according to the Inland Revenue Department, are paying 48 percent of all the income tax—12 percent of the taxpayers are paying half of all the income tax. So if people think that there is some sort of system where the rich get richer and aren't paying their share and get away, well, that just is not supported by the facts. 