It's a real pleasure to take this split call on the New Zealand Superannuation and Retirement Income (Fair Residency) Amendment Bill. I understand that there were 362 submissions but 15 oral submissions. Even though I'm not a member of that select committee—the Finance and Expenditure Committee, ably chaired by my colleague Dr Duncan Webb—I do know that the sheer number of submissions, and the number of people speaking to this, have been quite significant. I understand, as well, that this second reading finds the bill with some really significant changes from the originating draft. I do have to just acknowledge my previous colleague from the 52nd Parliament, Mark Patterson. He brought the bill to the House. It did need a lot of work, I understand, but I do want to acknowledge Andrew Bayly for picking this bill up and for carrying it through, and the select committee, who have worked really hard to come to a solution that is just, a solution that's fair for all.