The detail—as I promised earlier, I wouldn't look to get too deep into that. But I think it's worth noting that the bill is careful to recognise situations where an overseas pension is entered into by the spouse—or partner, roughly speaking—of a person who themselves is eligible for New Zealand superannuation or a veteran's pension. There has been contention for many years—and a number of us will be aware of it as MPs who have received correspondence from constituents—that a person who is contributing to an overseas scheme that has a voluntary component feel, sometimes, as though they have been penalised by the fact of having made those voluntary contributions overseas because the New Zealand regime has, until now, in some cases, regarded those as overseas pensions to reduce the amount of New Zealand super to which a person's entitled. Anyway, suffice to say that that's, I think, helpful and useful and, frankly, a fair change that the bill is looking to make. Again, on this side of the House, we support that.