It's also been noted by my colleagues, and I want to remind those listening at home too, that the reason we're having discussions about the affordability of our superannuation scheme is because the previous National Government chose to stop contributions to the super scheme. That means that the cost of that decision again falls to my generation to wear the burden of it. I want to commend several of the recommendations that have come from the select committee. The first is for suggesting a change which acknowledges the special relationship that New Zealand has with the Realm countries: the Cook Islands, Tokelau, and Niue. I think it's really important that we acknowledge that relationship. The second change I want to acknowledge is the changes that were proposed around refugees and protected persons. I support this recommendation because it recognises that refugees have no say in where they go or when they go. I can't begin to imagine what it would be like to be forced from your home, from your job, from your life as you knew it, to flee in fear of your life, so I commend this change. The third change I want to acknowledge tonight is the change to implement this in a graduated way over a number of years. I think this is an important change when you consider the original version of this bill pre - select committee didn't protect the current or existing entitlements and it didn't have any lead-in time proposed whatsoever. So the fact that this will now be transitioned in over a number of years is excellent. It gives people transparency and the ability to plan ahead.