Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER: Well, actually, California's doing quite well, but at a federal level, inequality is quite bad. What you find even in the United States, since we're talking about this, is that people don't move to the countries that have the lowest personal tax rate—at least, the majority of them don't. You know why? Because most people aren't selfish. Most people are generous. And in New Zealand in particular, we have a cultural value of manaakitanga. That is sharing. That is giving. When we are in a position to give, we are happy to give and we are proud to make a contribution to our community and to our country. 