Now, the Greens have never shied away from how we would have preferred the Government took the political responsibility that it has to utilise fiscal policy to not only minimise these so-called distributional impacts but to improve peoples' lives and to invest in our incredibly underfunded infrastructure, whether that be in public housing, public transport, public education, public health, or otherwise. As Labour members have pointed out, they've done some of those things. And sure, they have. But unless they're willing to tackle the tax bogeyman, that old wealth tax, deep inequality and under-investment in these necessary investments for our future will continue.