As we work our way through the bill, I think you'll find the context of what we're talking about in terms of tax in this bill alone covers issues such as GST on mobile roaming fees—something that we're going to oppose very definitely and already have stated our position on it. But there's a whole lot of other tax changes, and I think we are concerned that having come through a global crisis and having now gone through the COVID crisis, which we're still in the midst of, we're in a situation where we have got many vulnerable businesses and individuals as part of New Zealand out there trying to survive, trying to get through the next period so they can start to generate some money, hopefully, when the border is opened—hopefully, when the border is opened. So we've got people with little cash flow who are really struggling and here we are—we're just sailing on as if we've got nothing to worry about. We'll keep taxing at the same rate. We don't need to worry about those hard-working New Zealanders, those hard-working mums and dads who are out there trying to create a livelihood for their families. 