Okay, thank you very much. But the point I'm making is, outside of working hours, I think we all know that people in this Chamber do drink too much. [Interruption.] It's a fact—with respect, it's a fact of life. It's a cultural thing. Is anyone here seriously saying that, on occasion, they don't drink too much? Be honest. Really? Okay. I'll remember that next Christmas.

I'll move on because what I see this as, more than anything else, is a tax on those with the lower incomes. Minister, chatting away there—I'm saying, if you want to listen, the Cabinet Secretary for health, what this is is a tax on the low paid. It's another Labour tax, and I certainly won't be supporting it.