The Labour Party tax policy—I can write it now for you. And if anybody wants to have a look, just have a look in a few weeks' time when their tax policy comes out. It will talk about equity and fairness. We will have a tax policy based on equity. We want a fair and reasonable tax policy. We'll give no numbers, will not talk about the asset tax that they intend to bring in, will not talk about the increase in income tax that they intend to bring in. Mark my words: anybody that votes for that side of the House and is in business will pay the price next year. Between September and Christmas, they will have passed the biggest tax programme in New Zealand's history, because they're borrowing only for social spending; they're not borrowing to invest in the country going forward. And that comes back to our fundamental starting point of the difference between these two political parties.