The third thing we learnt was that, under a Labour Government, no Kiwi can ever expect tax relief, because they give no time to even debating the merits of threshold changes, of lowering the top tax rate, or of reducing the gap between the income tax rates that most New Zealanders pay, 17.5 percent and 30 percent—didn't even want to discuss it, and the reason they don't want to discuss it is because of envy. They couldn't possibly allow a tax threshold change that would benefit the vast majority of middle New Zealand because upper-income New Zealanders would also get it. Well, that's what a progressive tax system is. It is not possible to give relief to middle-income New Zealanders without giving relief to all New Zealanders. Remember, they are meant to be governing for all New Zealand. Why not govern for the small number of people that pay the lion's share of income tax in this country?