There is a lot of focus, of course, from that side of the House on perceived injustices or difficulties with having to pay more tax. Personally, I think we need to reframe that quite considerably, because, ultimately, tax is what we do together, and what we can do together is so much greater than what we can do as individuals. When it comes to things like infrastructure, our public education system, and our public health system, none of us can buy that as individuals. But with our collective, shared wealth, we can provide that value to all citizens and residents in New Zealand, and we all benefit from that. 