BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Thank you, Madam Speaker It's a privilege as a member of the Finance and Expenditure Committee that reviewed this bill to be able to speak on it. For this third reading speech, I thought I would take this opportunity to summarise the bill as it progressed through the House and some of the history around it. The reason why I say that—and the member who has just sat down knows me well—is that my hope is in future a young, budding policy analyst or a law clerk who has been tasked with the tedious task to look at Hansard and to track the history of the residency requirements for the superannuation and veterans pension has a reference point to start their research because the last time we looked at the actual residency time frame was, I think, 1938. That's when it was first set for 10 years.