Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): Thank you, Mr Chairman. These people that the last speaker for the ACT Party, Brooke van Velden, said would move overseas because of tax rates—well they're not going to move to the United Kingdom, because that would be to a country that has taxation that's a higher proportion of the economy, nor France, nor Italy, nor Canada. Maybe they'd go to the United States, but, of course, there they'd face state taxes as well as central government taxes, and, of course, they wouldn't have a decent health system funded out of their taxes, and they'd have to get private health insurance to cover their health costs if they could—if they could—and they might not be able to, as many people in the United States can't. So I think those apocryphal stories that we're somehow going to lose people to New Zealand because they can go to countries with lower tax rates are not going to come to pass. 