So the relationship status is relevant in terms of eligibility for the New Zealand Superannuation and veteran's pension in three ways, which I'll just touch on. The first is what they receive is dependent on their relationship status: if they're single and what their living arrangements are. For a qualifying New Zealand Superannuation or veteran's pension recipient, they can choose to include their partner who doesn't qualify, and that might be that they don't qualify based on their age or their current residency status in their New Zealand Superannuation or veteran's pension, and that would be subject to an income test. Then if one partner's entitlement is to a Government-administered overseas pension that exceeds their entitlement to a benefit or pension, the excess is deducted from the entitlement of the other partner, and this is commonly referred to as the spousal deduction.