Hon SIMON BRIDGES: —may well—well, that's a matter of debate, a debateable point, as the Speaker would say. They could say, I anticipate, that "Look, actually, well, we just can't afford to do this. We can't afford to do this because it might cost"—look at my last figures about two years ago—"$600 million or $700 million per annum to make these rather modest bracket changes once every three years, per annum.", and I acknowledge that's a significant amount of money. They can't afford that. But the Prime Minister today said in relation to benefit increases, rhetorically, but I thought quite powerfully, "We can't afford not to do this—we can't afford not to do this." That is the logic when it comes to beneficiaries. I say it's also the logic when it comes to the working poor and even those in middle income. 