The difference is that on our side we believe that actually a very simple way to start is to stop taking quite so much money in the first place and not use inflation to stealthily and sneakily take more taxes from New Zealanders, as this Government has. That's our proposal. This Government, instead—"No, no. We're going to keep on putting taxes up. Every month, every year, we'll just sneak a little bit more. We'll use inflation." That's why tax revenues are flooding into this Government. "We're going to use it all and spend it"—on a very poor quality spend most of the time. "And in the meantime, because we're a little bit worried about the broader issue, we'll extend the cheap bus rides for an extra couple of months and we'll extend the winter payments for $350. And if you're earning the average wage in this country, tough luck. You're too rich. We're not interested in you."