Now, the Minister referred to the Tax Working Group report and quite selectively picked some extracts from that. I think it's pertinent to consider that the chair of the Tax Working Group was the very person—it wasn't the "block of cheese" tax; it was actually the "bubble gum" tax in 2007—who firstly, begrudgingly, waited eight years to put tax threshold increases in and then reversed them in the following year, so nobody ever benefited from them anyway. The fact that the Labour Government, when in Opposition, committed to reversing any tax threshold changes a National Government would have put in speaks volumes to the attitude that this Government has towards tax. It might be fair, it might be progressive, but it's not very smart, and that is because higher taxes are a drag on productivity. 