Now, whilst Mr Menéndez March can talk about the need to alleviate poverty, and we agree with that, the suggestion that a person can come to New Zealand and live here for a relatively short period of time and have a legitimate claim, a legitimate expectation, of being supported by the wider people of New Zealand—none of the submitters thought that was the case. They actually were pretty universal in saying, "Look we get it, but look we've got to plan. We've got to plan much better. It's unfair to change the financial framework overnight. So that's in fact what the bill back before the House does. It has a very long additional 10-year transitional period, a stepped transitional period, that was in fact very well-thought-through.