And that's what this cost of living payment is all about. It's not about actually trying to help New Zealanders stand up on their own two feet, to be able to make their own decisions, to be able to work hard and to get ahead. It's not about trying to ensure that there is a fair tax system which provides tax relief, which means that people aren't being pushed into higher tax brackets based on their income, shoving them up into higher tax brackets. Actually, that's what the National Party says: give them back a little bit of what they earn. But what the Labour Party says is, "No, what we're going to do is tax them, tax them, tax them, and then we'll give them a measly 350 bucks over three months." You know what that equates to? A block of cheese and a pack of Weet-Bix a week. That's what it amounts to.