So why do we support this bill? It is unusual—it is a member's bill from across the House, but we support this bill because increasing the residence requirements for New Zealand super is about improving fairness between longer- and shorter-term New Zealand residents and safeguarding the future of superannuation. It is, effectively, what was covered in the opening comments by the member who first brought it to the House in the 52nd Parliament. But as we've seen, we did really change the bill a lot during the process. We also support the bill because the current residence requirement ensures that almost all New Zealanders are protected in old age. But it also means that someone who's been in New Zealand for just 10 years receives the same pension as someone who's lived and worked here for their entire life. A 20-year residence requirement will ensure that New Zealand superannuation and veterans pension recipients have more substantial connection, have more substantial contributions to New Zealand. 