Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): Yes, to the first part of the question, and to the second part of the question, no, because this cost of living payment is made on the basis of the best information that Inland Revenue hold. That is high quality data, but it is, and will always be, out of date at the margins. Inland Revenue are continually refining their data sets, including for this payment. Inland Revenue increasingly rely on sophisticated software to automate previously manual transactions. This saves the Government and taxpayers millions and millions of dollars every year on administration costs, with staff numbers at Inland Revenue down by around 2,000 people. Benefits to taxpayers include automated assessments, refunds, and other payments, worth hundreds of millions every year, and the use of automated data sets, which we strive to continue and improve, as well as it saves money and will continue to. People who know that the details held by Inland Revenue are out of date should update them.