As Lord Keynes, a beloved economist on the other side of the House, once said, "When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do,". I've actually changed my mind on indexation of tax thresholds. ACT advocated for them quite strongly in the 51st Parliament, when, of course, the National Party had the Treasury benches and refused to do indexation, presumably because, when one holds the Treasury benches, one is much less keen to erode revenue than they are when they're in Opposition. So I'd say to Mr Bayly that there was a good opportunity to do indexation. You had a very willing Government support partner with, really, quite a lot of pluck and alacrity and potential telling you that actually you should do it. Of course, Mr Bayly's party didn't introduce indexation, as he proposes now, when it would have been much easier to do so.