ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Well, we've heard it officially: National is increasing the age of super to 67. This means that people aged 65 and 66 are going to have put their bodies on the line—their bodies on the line—for two years to pay for Chris Luxon's tax cuts. They're going to pay for Mr Bayly's tax cuts because the hard-working New Zealanders, those who work hard, have been told today by the National Opposition that they don't deserve the pension. If you're 65 you miss out; if you're 66 you miss out—you have to wait till you're 67. Looking to the future, we must always care and look after our older people so they can retire with dignity. And this is why Labour has made a commitment to make sure that we have no changes to the rate of the entitlement age for New Zealand superannuation because we believe—this Government believes—that people of 65 and over are worth it.