This bill is actually counter to the principle of lower, flatter taxes. It maintains the progressivity of the tax system. So we support it to first reading because we're always eager to see tax reductions for hard-working New Zealanders. But we will put up an amendment to this bill at later stages which says this: "As fiscal drag pushes people into higher tax brackets and people pay a larger portion of their income in taxation even though inflation has eroded their purchasing power, here's what should happen to the extra money that Government gets from fiscal drag: it should be used to drop the top tax rate so that our taxation system becomes lower, fairer, flatter, simpler, and more in line with the values of New Zealand, that if you work hard, it's yours." That has got the Labour benches confused. That's why we'll be supporting the bill to first reading, but we'll need amendments at later stages. Thank you, Madam Speaker.