ANDREW BAYLY: Yeah, we're doing our numbers. The thing about tax, Mr Faafoi, is that, this year, the Government's going to take in $100 billion of tax. In four years' time, it will take in about $124 billion of tax: an extra $24 billion in one year. And, of course, under current scenarios, that is going to increase. The Hon David Parker spoke about the Government, saying we've got a reasonable tax base, and therefore—I think his argument was—"Hey, that's fine, because we seem like we're OK compared to most other people." 