IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Madam Chair, thank you. I've listened to this debate from the start with particular interest, and it occurred to me that there's a sector of our community that has been left out of all the Government initiatives that have taken place since COVID began. Those are the people I can easily relate to—although I don't claim to need the payment—and they are our superannuitants. If we look at what's happened to our superannuitants since COVID began, they've, effectively, been protected, but in a lot of ways that protection hasn't helped their cause from a mental perspective or a financial perspective. And the interesting thing about the financial perspective is that that one sector of our community, other than their normal increase or annual adjustment—I suppose you'd call it an inflation adjustment—have had no particular attention paid to them at all by this Government in the form of increased payments of any sort. 