ANDREW BAYLY: Want to build a pedestrian crossing. And so there are six examples, but I can say to Dr Webb that we've got 149 projects that we know have been examples of wasteful spending of this Government. So the other contribution, of course, came from our resident tax expert, and I was watching the Hon David Parker's face very carefully during the last speaker's contribution, and I just don't think Mr Parker was agreeing with what Deborah Russell was saying and, to be honest, I had trouble understanding it. But, the reality is, Mr Seymour is right: 48 percent of tax is paid by the top 12 percent earners and, in fact, when you get to over $100,000—and there are very few people earning over $100,000 currently—actually, they still pay a significant contribution. So the issue that Dr Deborah Russell was talking about is you've got to take into account their income. Well, the tax does take into account their income. I found the argument very, very confusing, and I don't think it helped assist anything in the debate tonight. 