But this amendment by Andrew Bayly, on Supplementary Order Paper 1 that I've described, actually appears to narrow the base. What it does is it says: we're not going to have tax to the same extent on the widest part of the tax base—that's the income that everybody earns at the lower end of the spectrum at any given year—we're actually going to cut the tax at the lower end and have higher taxes at the higher end. That's the effect of this Andrew Bayly amendment. He's actually going to make taxes more progressive. He should think very hard—