The second thing that I think it's important that we put on the record here, and that I think is reflected in the way this bill has been dealt with, is that actually New Zealand must value those who come to our country from overseas. We must value our immigrant population. We must remain open to the world, connected to the world, and we must recognise that those who choose to take permanent residency in this country or to take up citizenship deserve rights and also duly take on responsibilities. So part of that is ensuring that they are able to access superannuation after 20 years of residency, but we also must recognise—that concept of fairness—that those who work hard in New Zealand throughout their lives do have an expectation that others fulfil residency before accessing New Zealand superannuation. This bill furthers both of those principles. It is a good bill that deals with some technical issues and does so well. I would like to commend it to the House and commend all of those who have helped make it a better piece of legislation.