And then from the National Party we had the idea that, in fact, we're all paying outrageously high income taxes in this country. That is just not the case. The Minister presented it early on in this debate; he pointed out that in terms of the 38 OECD countries, in terms of what our overall tax take is as a percent of GDP, we are 24th. That is, that there are 23 countries that have higher tax takes than we do—23. And that's countries like the United Kingdom and Canada, and the Scandinavian countries; places where it's actually good to live. So other countries have higher tax takes than us. And, of course, Mr Bayly also ignored—by concentrating only on income taxes, he ignored the other taxes that are in our system, things like GST and company tax and the like. So, again, only a partial story; a partial picture of what was going on.