This is exactly the reason that when we're talking about these things like taxation changes, we need to be bringing into it some serious evidence about where it is that we are investing that revenue into the infrastructure that all of us ultimately use, but also how disproportionately, when we're talking about the costs of living—particularly as raised by Andrew Bayly in his contribution earlier, of the likes of housing in this country—which is not an issue when it comes to, for example, rents that are driven by inflation. In fact, again, as research has shown, since 1993, rents have effectively doubled whilst the quality of housing in this country has stayed relatively stagnant. The Greens could not in good conscience support this bill.