Thank you, Chair.
I was trying to get to the point, and, each time, I get interrupted by points of order. I'm just trying to set up the argument.
The crux of this is that we have higher life expectancies, first of all. Of course, that's different in different countries, so it's worth having that country-by-country comparison. Higher life expectancy is a good thing, but one of the issues presented by higher life expectancies would be more payouts from the pension system. That would affect the contribution rates of workers.
Having that comparison with different countries would be important. We know that birth rates are different in different countries.