ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Madam Chair. It is good to be debating this bill in the committee of the whole House. As I think all members will be aware, this is a bill about increasing the age of entitlement to New Zealand super and veterans' payment from the current provision, 10 years, to 20 years. It is proposed under the original bill that this would take place over a staged process—effectively, for every two years, there would be a requirement for one extra year to be worked so that over a period of time, over the next 10 years, it would progressively move from a situation of if you were someone who wants to be entitled to New Zealand super, you would not only have to work for 10 years but, progressively over time, to have to work for 20 years before you are entitled to it.