The thought there is that in order to be eligible for New Zealand superannuation, there should have been a contribution that has been made. Now, most of us who grow up here or who arrive here as children, of course, take on jobs here, we live and work here for a long time, and we are, therefore, eligible for super. But the rule for people arriving, and, in fact, the rule for New Zealanders who've grown up here, maybe, but then left before they've actually worked here and then come back, is that a person needs to work here for 10 years or to live here for 10 years, and they will be eligible for New Zealand superannuation. That is an extraordinarily short time, but it's not clear what the appropriate length of time is.