And it won't, as long as this tiny minority of people on the right go out there and demonise and scaremonger about tax so that it stops us from having a reasonable debate—like the capital gains tax that was recommended by the Tax Working Group. Eighty percent of New Zealanders would have been better off as a result of the tax changes that were recommended by that group. That's the vast majority. The 20 percent who would pay a little bit more are the 20 percent who can most afford it. Fundamentally, I think we all want to live in a country where the child of poor parents has every opportunity, the same opportunity, as the child of rich parents. That is no longer the case in New Zealand, and it will get worse if we don't confront these issues with rapidly rising house prices. 