I make another observation about what it means, and, Mr Chair, I could take quite a few calls on this, because it's sort of a favourite subject and it's important to a lot of people personally and to the long-term future of the New Zealand culture and its economy. But for the rest of this call, let me just give you one useful piece of information, I think, that the IRD website provides about how much tax different people pay on different incomes, because what it says is that people who earn $150,000-plus—that is 3 percent of New Zealanders—pay 24 percent of all of the income tax in this country.