Now, I would like to talk to a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) that I've put on the Table, that I think would go some way to improving the situation. Supplementary Order Paper 140 would go a long way to making our tax system fairer and flatter and giving people back the opportunity to earn money and keep more of it. And that's what I'm urging my colleagues on the National Party side to support. This is where you get down to the nitty-gritty of tax policy. You see, my good friend from down in South Auckland Andrew Bayly has an amendment that would adjust the tax thresholds. But do you know what that really means? I like the fact that it gives some money back, but here's the problem with it: if he adjusts the tax thresholds for inflation the way he's proposing, what he is doing is he's making sure that more of the tax burden falls on higher incomes and less of it falls on lower incomes. What he's really saying is that he wants to perpetuate the idea that half the people pay 8 percent of the income tax, and 12 percent of the people pay half the income tax. 