So this bill is about how we deal with the issue of inflation when it comes to tax, and this issue is referred to technically as "fiscal drag", but, in effect, what it means is that, through the effects of inflation, as people's incomes increase with inflation, they increasingly have to pay more rates of tax. So the current thresholds, as many will know, up to $14,000, you pay 10.5 percent; between $14,000 and $48,000, you pay 17.5 percent; $48,000 to $70,000, you pay 30 percent; and $70,000 to $180,000, we've got this new tax rate that this Government brought in only very recently, where you pay 39 percent—33 percent but, once you get over $180,000 you get to 39 percent. So we've now, effectively, got five tax rates. And, as a result of inflation, what happens if you're on—let's say you're on $47,000; you then start to flip over as a result of inflation. You might start to flip over, increasing your tax rate from 17.5 percent to 30 percent once you get over the $48,000.