The first speaker, Andrew Bayly, said what we could with this—so he is mistaken about what people do with it. The first speaker of the Opposition had the temerity to suggest that if you went without two cups of coffee a week—and this will be dear to your heart, Ms Swarbrick—you could instead buy a house. What a ridiculous notion. We know the problem with house prices in this country, and it is not going to be solved by tax cuts. Foregoing two cups of coffee will not give you the money for a deposit on a house. The Government is working on that as hard as it can in other ways, but tax cuts is not the solution there. So it was a mistaken bill in that respect.