So if you look at a nurse under ACT's alternative budget, they'd be $2,000 better off if they had a better tax rate. A family on an average full-time salary of $73,000, a part-time worker earning $30,000, and two children could be $2,800 better off. A nurse, and a teacher, or police officer near the beginning of the year earning $60,000 would be nearly $800 better off. So why is this Government just not giving back to the people? Why is it so intransient, considering the other programmes that it's given out billions and billions of dollars to? The first people that should have got this money are the citizens of New Zealand. So everyone's getting squeezed—nothing's changed today except a few extra dollars chucked out which will buy a few loaves of bread. The Kiwi battler is going to make a decision about this Government, on how it earns its money, how it pays its bills. It wants the Government to get out of its life, and it wants transparency in the day-to-day management of its household income. 