I think Mr Bayly and the Minister have reached a very sensible settlement in the two-year time frame. I think if you look at New Zealand super, it's one of the few schemes internationally that gives everyone who fits the residency requirement a generous payment, and it's the last line of defence in terms of keeping people from very difficult situations. So if you're legally resident now for 20 years after the age of 20, it's not means tested or income tested, and the two-year time frame and extension has the support of the ACT Party. We congratulate Labour, National, and ACT for bringing this to the committee today.