I thought, nevertheless, what was interesting under the heading of the "Meaning of living alone"—section 159 amended in clause 25, or replacement section 4A in clause 5, depending upon whether one's looking at the Veteran's Support Act amendments or amendments to the New Zealand Superannuation and Retirement Income Act—was the condition relating to the occupation of a different kind of dwelling. We've got a house or a flat; we've got a boat or craft moored within the following sea or waters, which include any waters within New Zealand that are a lake, estuary, lagoon, river, stream, creek, or other waters. That seems to me impressively detailed and broad in such a way that the gentleman—I presume it was a gentleman who wrote the first thesaurus: "Rodget". I may not have even pronounced that correctly.