It's all very well for Government to be generous spending other people's money, but this is just another case—and when you line this up with the estimated $2.8 billion of additional costs that the Labour Government has imposed on small business over the last 4½ years, this is just yet another cost. The assumption, of course, is that small business owners are good for it. The mums and dads who own those businesses are good for it. They're always rich; that's the assumption. So, again, the question is: why is it appropriate that the Government is so generous with the chequebooks of mums and dads that own all our 500,000-odd small businesses and employ most New Zealanders—hard-working New Zealanders, working every day to try and grow their businesses and support the New Zealand economy.