We can put what Labour is proposing and already doing—we're already seeing that real change—against the proposals that we've seen from the National Party. We're seeing a reheat—a reheat of Simon Bridges' policies from the time he was leader. So I'd like to acknowledge Mr Bridges' retirement from this House and the work the National Party is still continuing to draw on: the kinds of tax policies that are going to mean those on medium and low incomes will see something like $2.16 in their pockets a week, whereas those on the highest incomes are going to see thousands. I think on my rough calculation that I'm set to get somewhere between $7,000 and $8,000 under the National Party proposals, while many of the people I represent will get $2.16. This is not something that is going to benefit ordinary New Zealanders.