A few things for us stood out in this year's statement from the Long-term Fiscal Position. One is that people living longer, healthier lives could become fiscally unsustainable if the retirement age doesn't shift to reflect this. My tungāne Rawiri Waititi caused a bit of a stir in the media last week when he suggested we do just that: change the age for superannuation to better reflect life expectancy statistics. When we look at the fact that life expectancy for Pākehā males is 80.9 years versus 73.4 for Māori, and 84.4 years for Pākehā women versus 77.1 years for wahine Māori, it would only be consistent and equitable to lower the retirement age for Māori to reflect this.