I'd like to ask the Minister: when we spoke about this at the Finance and Expenditure Committee, seven or eight months ago, these figures, as they've developed, weren't as progressive for the Government, if you'd like to call it that. Today should have been the day that we all came together to look at the overall taxation strategy, and whether giving New Zealanders a break or their businesses a break were an essential thing to do. If you look at that quantum of money that's going to be taken in over the next five years, everybody does talk about GST being sacrosanct and a simple system, but, in the wider context, there's a hell of a lot of money going to be collected, and we'd like to make sure that there is some empathy towards the people of New Zealand and the businesses of New Zealand with regards to the GST component of the bill, as well as the income tax component. 