BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a real privilege to be able to stand and take a call on the Taxation (Cost of Living Payments) Bill. Now, I've been an MP now for around 18 months, and I've watched politics for a number of years, and it's quite clear that the National Party have never had a good history with numbers. Their previous Budget had a massive hole in it, but, you know, what did they do? They shifted their spokesperson, and they moved them on. So based on what the National Party is suggesting—because they haven't actually provided us with an alternative budget. Based on their tax policy that they're standing by, which are tax cuts, they're saying a person on minimum wage would receive $110 in a tax cut. So based on the measurement that the previous member had used, $350 under this side of the House's policy gets a person a one-way ticket to Australia. Under the National Party, they would dump you in the middle of the Tasman Sea, because that's exactly what the National Party tax policy of tax cuts does. 