Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): Because the annual adjustment of superannuation is the higher of inflation or wage increases. So if we look back in recent years—and, again, the table on page 158, the economic indicators, records that in recent years—and I'll just go back to, say, 2018. In that year, average wages increased 2.8 percent, inflation increased at 1.5 percent, so the increase of super was well ahead of inflation that year. The following year, inflation was 1.7 and average wages increased 4 percent. Again, superannuitants would have had an increase based on wages, which would have been ahead of inflation. 