So there you have it, it is a mistaken bill. They are mistaken about the effects that this would have for New Zealand. They are mistaken when they suggest that it would enable people to buy houses. They are mistaken in terms of the assumption about the right level of tax already. They are mistaken because in all the years when they had the opportunity to have this discussion to talk about how New Zealanders should be taxed, and so on, to talk about what that taxation might buy, they did not do it, and suddenly they are doing it when they are in Opposition. That is why, on this side of the House, we will not be supporting this bill. It is wrong in substance, it is wrong in its thinking, and it is wrong in this silly idea that it would genuinely put more money in New Zealanders' pockets.