This is a piece of legislation that if you can imagine there'll be a farmer standing in Lawrence at the moment, probably a docking tool in one hand, an old 1950s transistor in the other, listening to this debate—Mark Patterson, who actually introduced this bill to the House, saw it through in a fairly raw form, which the erudite Mr Bayly, with the help of the hard-working Finance and Expenditure Committee, has turned into quite a workable piece of legislation. I think history will show that this legislation has played its part in ensuring that our superannuation, or pension, or just acknowledgment of the need to look after our older people, has actually now matured, if you like, as it needed to continue to do. 