Madam Speaker, may I indulge you in how the argument from the opposite member works. The member says that inflation drives wages up and that leads to bracket creep. The member's proposed bill sees every tax bracket change quasi-automatically based on inflation every three years, and it would require an order by the Executive Council, meaning the Government of the day would need to provide a veto against it. Can we please think about this? So the Government of the day is not required to actually state the tax changes that it supports; rather, veto against automated or semi-automated tax changes. That goes against the very democratic principles that this House is based on. [Interruption] Not only that, the change would require serious cuts to services while not delivering actually much money to Kiwis every week. [Interruption] 