Here is what the Government could have done and should have done, because the ACT Party is not only leading the Opposition, we are leading the proposition. We are the party that has put forward an alternative budget, showing what a responsible Government could do to look into our future and confront our challenges, solving the problems that New Zealand faces. And, under this budget, people whose main way of getting money is a concept called working, unbeknownst to anybody on the Labour Government—30 percent of Labour MPs used to be union organisers by the way. People whose main way of getting money is working, those people, working—yes, Barbara Kuriger is making eyes at me; yes, Barbara, working—get no relief. Under the ACT Party's alternative budget, middle New Zealand, those who are being squeezed with rising electricity prices, rising rents, rising food prices, the people who know when they see reports of no inflation that that's absolute BS, the people that need some relief, will get a 17.5 percent tax rate all the way up to $70,000. We're going to cut that middle income tax rate from 30 percent down to 17.5 percent. And for middle income families who work for a living, that means you get $1,200 to $2,100 a year more in your pocket through working. That is the ACT Party idea of an alternative budget.