Right-wing parties ideologically, to raise that point, have been, for a very long time—for decades—trying to stitch together taxation as this bogeyman. It means that people like Andrew Bayly can stand up with a straight face and say that this is somehow about beneficiaries and pensioners, when we had a breakdown of calculation by tax expert Dr Deborah Russell, who stated—and I think it's really important to reiterate this—that to break down these changes as proposed would mean that somebody on an income of around $200,000 per annum would receive around $23 per week. Those on an annual income around $100,000 per annum would receive around $11 per week. Those on the median income of around $60,000 to $70,000 would get back around $8 per week. I would estimate that it's probably about half of that, or even less thereof, for those who are pensioners and beneficiaries, once again reiterating that what we're talking about here is crumbs for those who are on the lowest incomes and another slice for the bakery for those who are at the top.