So it was in 2017 we began work on amendments to re-strike the balance as to who becomes eligible for superannuation. It had been the case that people were eligible for superannuation after spending just 10 years as residents in this country. That put us out of whack with the rest of the developed world and could be seen to have put an unfair burden on the taxpayers of today and tomorrow who would be funding those New Zealanders of not as long standing. So this bill corrects the balance. It requires that in order to access New Zealand superannuation, people must live here as residents for 20 years. This brings us in line with the rest of the world. I think it speaks to Kiwis' ideas of fairness.