One thing when you do speak to Scandinavians—they do pay a lot of tax. They get their very good hospital treatment free. They get their very good education systems free. So it's important that when we look at any change to the tax system—and once again I congratulate the member for having drawn this very significant bill from the biscuit tin, but it cannot be seen in isolation. It is folly. There are tax experts on this side of the House. There are tax experts everywhere, where we'll quote. The one thing they won't do is agree. So what is important is that any significant piece of legislation like this that's being debated must be seen in the whole. It must be seen in the whole of what we're trying to achieve as a society, and certainly merely introducing a piece of legislation picked out of the biscuit tin that is going to ensure that we have less income to make sure that we are able to be that equitable society we decide to be is a poor outcome, and for that reason I cannot tonight support this bill. Thank you, Madam Speaker.