That is one of the reasons why I've put amendments on the Table for this legislation that would go some way to improving the simplicity of our tax system by getting rid of that 39 percent rate and dropping the 30 percent rate. So instead of having five different rates of tax, we'd have three. Up to $14,000, you pay 10.5 percent. From $14,000 to $70,000, you pay 17.5 percent. Above $70,000, you'd pay 33 percent, up to the sky. If we had that system, we would just be moving a little bit closer to the ideal of a low, flat tax system that does not have all sorts of incentives for people to come up with trusts and schemes and arrangements to try and avoid paying tax—because that's no longer profitable when you have fewer rates—or less profitable. And it means that tax law is less complicated and we can get on with being productive and making stuff and doing stuff that makes life worth living.