But in terms of reflecting on New Zealand superannuation, and a number of colleagues this afternoon have spoken around the history, I won't repeat what's been said already, but I will also add to what has been talked about. So as we already know we talked about 1898. It was a good year, I'm sure. And as my colleague Dr Emily Henderson talked about, you had to be of good moral character. But New Zealand was the only country bar Germany that had introduced some kind of State pension. And we were the first that used the funds from general taxes to pay this. It was groundbreaking legislation and, of course, it wasn't a lot back then. Looking here, it was around £18 per year, which is the equivalent of around $3,400, and I know probably house prices were slightly different and probably other things were different back then, but hey.