So two million New Zealanders—some economists say, "Is that a broad base?" It is a 96c per day cost of living payment. Now, let that sink in. Why is the Government opposed to letting Kiwis keep more of their hard-earned money? He also forecasts that in this environment, we're going to be taking on an extra $12.7 billion in taxes. It's a tax grab, a greedy grab, by this Government over the next five years. Maybe it should be called the "greedy Budget". Maybe that's what should be in the headlines now. What difference does he expect the cost of living payments, which are 0.6 percent of the median salary, to make for Kiwis struggling with inflation, which has risen over 10 times to 6.9 percent on his watch? Can you actually believe that fiscal managers on that side of the House actually believe that to be a relevant contribution to the people of New Zealand? I will rephrase that: 0.6 percent of the median salary, and inflation's gone up 10 times to 6.9 percent on his watch.