What could many New Zealanders say they could purchase with their $2.50 that they would get under the National Party tax cuts? Well, what could they buy? What's the purchasing power of their $2.50 a week? To be honest, I can't actually come up with anything specific that they could buy using their $2.50 a week. But I could tell them: go into one of those $2 Shops that have sprung up all around the country, in towns around the country, go and look on the shelf, select something that costs $2 and buy it, and then, the thing on the shelf next to it, pay for a quarter of it.", because that's basically what they will get from the National Party tax cuts. They'll be able to buy one thing off the shelf in a $2 Shop and a quarter of the thing next to it. The tax cuts, by going into a $2 Shop, they'll be able to buy 1.25 items, and that is the thing about the National Party tax cuts. They favour the rich, they favour the wealthy—those of us in this room will get thousands but it's not us that we need to worry about. It's those hard-working New Zealanders, it's those New Zealanders who are doing it tough by their tax cuts doing nothing whatsoever to help those people's situations. That is the thing about tax cuts: they leave people behind. Thank you, Mr Speaker.