Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): These things are very hard to quantify to the extent that there are investment signals that are imperfect in New Zealand based on tax signals for certain forms of investment compared with others. My own view is that the change from 33c to 39c for incomes over $180,000 won't have much of an effect on that. Those background issues are not resolved through this, but I don't think they're made much worse in it. I give the example of someone who earns $200,000. That would be $20,000 that would attract 6c higher tax, which would be $1,200 a year, which is $23 a week. I don't think it would change investment behaviour much. 