And what we know from the figures is that the amounts are not large. There are a large number of New Zealanders who have probably been overtaxed a little in this area; the average amount is around $50 per year. But, nonetheless, on this side of the House, we hold to the principle that you should be paying the correct amount of tax for the income that you're on. The point remains that this Government is doing something about it. We are fixing it within this bill. That Government, that previous Government, did nothing about it for nine years, and we have just heard weak excuses from the former Minister of Revenue the Hon Judith Collins, who was actually the best Minister of Revenue under that previous Government. The bar was pretty low, but she was very active, and she's right when she says that she got Business Transformation under way. But the suggestion that for nine years this issue could not be looked at—not even be looked at—because of the IRD's IT system, doesn't bear scrutiny. 