Then some people say, "Oh, that's all fine. Just adjust the tax brackets for inflation." Well, ACT says that we need to put the values of aspiration that other parties say they believe in into our tax system to make it fairer, simpler, and more competitive. ACT's tax policy shows how we could get to just two rates: a top rate of 28 percent and a bottom rate of 17.5 percent, and that would allow us to do two things. First of all, we'd be able to stop inflation because we would be cutting expenditure by $6.8 billion, but, second of all, it means that people right throughout the income structure would get significant tax rates. You take the example of somebody earning $70,000—maybe a nurse, somewhere in the middle of their income stream, of their career, earning $70,000. They would keep $2,309 extra under ACT's tax policy to make up for the cost of living increases that they've dealt with under the first five years of "Hard Labour Government".