Now, at $700-odd million of this cost, yes, there is a cost, but I remind the House what the Government said when they increased the minimum wage. They said, "Oh, but that's OK because those people will spend it and it will stimulate the economy." It doesn't matter how the money gets into the pockets of those hardworking taxpayers, the same benefit accrues when we raise the tax thresholds and lower the tax that those hardworking Kiwis pay. But we know that's not going to happen, and it doesn't happen not because, as I think Ingrid Leary said, it somehow means it doesn't get scrutiny of this House. They don't want to do it because they're socialists. They want everybody to earn the same thing, they want everybody to pay the same rate. And I tell you what, that's what happens in Venezuela and Cuba and Zimbabwe and North Korea. And if they want a tax framework that looks like that, they will get an economy that looks like those countries. 