So, because we're stuck in this environment where we're not raising enough revenue from the wealthiest New Zealanders—like, for example, with a capital gains tax or a wealth tax—we've had an enormous increase, a windfall increase, in the value of property in New Zealand, and all of that is going into private hands rather than some of it coming back to the public, to the things that actually benefit the public; public services like the Auditor-General, which are really important, and they need to be properly funded. And I think most of the Offices of Parliament haven't had major increases in their funding, and a lot of commissions haven't either, over the years, and that means they aren't able to do that work that benefits all of us in a variety of different ways.