So I refer to this bill, the New Zealand Superannuation and Retirement Income (Fair Residency) Amendment Bill. That is, again, a bill that has come on the end of a long journey from that time. So, of course, in that time, also life expectancy, as you might imagine, was very low. I've just done some research to try and find out just how low it was. Records weren't particularly well—but anyone who was a manual worker who lived into their 50s was regarded to be doing pretty well in those days. Of course, that has changed. In fact, I look now at the average life expectancy in New Zealand; 82.36 years is the age an average New Zealander can expect to live these days. We're actually ahead of the UK at 81.26 and just slightly behind the Australians at 82.75. 