So, it's important to understand just what and why that timing for this bill is so important, because when superannuation—you might remember, this was something that was universal superannuation, brought by a Labour Government in the 1930s. It's something that, in fact, was built on and, in fact, originally it was the 1880s that they suddenly realised that New Zealand had a lot of, mostly, men and others who really had worn themselves out, were destitute. There was no way for them to live. And so the State—and what was to continue in New Zealand was a country that really does look after its people. So in those days, most of those people wouldn't have been born in New Zealand and most of them had come here via the goldfields of California, Eureka Stockade, and various other places. So they would have come here at the end of that trail, having left, usually, the UK and they really needed the State to look after them. 