The final point I want to make is that a lot has been made by the speaker over there—the member for Ōhāriu made the point about the fiscal costs of this and what it means for the Government. Well, actually in 2019 terms—it will be more now—it was about $650 million in foregone revenue for the Government. That said, I would argue it's not properly considered foregone revenue but, rather, stemming the growth of tax by stealth to Grant Robertson and the tax man. The Inland Revenue's coffers have been steadily growing as a result of bracket creep for the last several decades, actually, and this merely stems that tax increase by stealth, as I say, to Grant Robertson. He's worried about the loss of revenue. He should be more worried about the loss of revenue to income earners, to everyday Kiwis who voted for him at the last election. But, actually, if they think about issues like this and how much harder it's getting in an inflationary environment, I wonder if they will the next time.