HELEN WHITE (Labour): I rise in opposition to this bill. I'd like to take the analogy that some of my colleagues have made and turn it round. The proposal here, as I understand the calculations from my friend Deborah Russell, is that a person on $200,000 would in their pocket have $1,200 per annum extra, a person on $400,000 would have $2,400 extra in their pocket every year, and a person that is only on $100,000 would get $556 per annum back in their pocket. That's money that's going into the coffers, at the moment, of the State and the State are using it to support a whole lot of things that need supporting. And the things that need supporting are absolutely targeted, I am proud to say, at our middle and low income earners. So that $2,400 that someone on $400,000 a year actually contributes by this method into the economy gets spent on things like lunches in schools, it gets spent on benefit increases, and that money, in turn, that is spent on benefit increases, goes straight into the economy.