Now, this has been a problem for generations. The previous Labour Government, in 2007-08, attempted to address it by passing what turned out to be known as the "block of cheese" amendments, which they promptly reversed in the following year as the global financial crisis started to become apparent. Now, we have an opportunity, I think, as part of the package of measures that the Government has introduced to combat the economic impacts of COVID-19 on our economy, to do something good for those middle-income earners, and that is to raise the thresholds of income tax in order that they are not punished for the increases in costs and the increases in their income that takes them into new tax brackets. The best economic advice, actually, globally, is that those pump-priming responses that have, in this country as well, seen incredibly large sums of money put into the economy in order to sustain jobs and livelihoods and businesses and that, by and large, have been successful, should also be accompanied by reductions in income tax.