The winter energy payment came in some four years ago, and was welcomed by those who didn't opt out of it. Some opted out it—and it's an odd way to do something isn't it, when people opt out rather than opt in. I'll get to my question in a minute, but if you look at the average income of a couple on superannuation, Government superannuation, it's not going to amount to anywhere near $40,000, including the winter energy payment. Yet here we are making a payment to people on an income of less than $70,000, but we haven't included our superannuitants in this payment. My question to the Minister is: why have we not considered them? I understand the issue with respect to means testing—we don't do means testing in New Zealand but I understand the issue that you could raise with respect to this. But there are a lot of superannuitants, the vast majority of superannuitants, in fact, who live on that $35,000 to $40,000 a year. Why weren't they considered for a payment as part of this bill?