Now, we heard it from many submitters who were concerned about the lack of transitional arrangements in the bill. I wanted to actually refer to a particular group of submitters which my colleague and member Dr Duncan Webb also referred to, which was the Browns Bay Chinese society. Now, their submission stood out for me. They were incorporated in 2007 and they have around 170 active members. I quote from parts of their submission: "The bill is totally lack of considerations about its possible negative impacts on the wellbeing of a portion of the older population. … Although it looks rather simple, the change this bill proposes is far from trivial. In fact the propose[d] changes would affect many New Zealanders in both short term and long term, and there are many open questions and concerns about the scope of the change and measures the bill should take to make the change fair and balanced."