Now, we support this legislation for many reasons. But, I think, as other colleagues have said, it's reasonable. It's safeguarding the future of our superannuation. It's improving fairness between longer- and short-term New Zealand residents. This bill would raise the minimum residency qualification for New Zealand superannuation from 10 to 20 years, after 20 years of age. Also, I want to reflect on the members of the Finance and Expenditure Committee, as they proposed changes and they worked, again, with officials and worked in the select committee process. So it was very much around that phasing in of the increased risk residence requirements by birth date. But also, I was really appreciative of the fact that our Realm countries—the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau—were also able to be part of this residency requirement.