Conceivably then, considering that in many cases you have 50% or more of couples living with incomes essentially from public pensions, those pooling provisions are already there. Okay, good.
The next one is on this GIS clawback, very much another hot button issue. What can you as a government do about this clawback situation, where essentially the moment a senior earns some incremental income through whatever means, instantly it comes right off? In some cases they don't make anything, so there's really no advantage at all for them to look at.... Is there any ability to...or could there be any changes considered that would bring some relief to this issue?
I'm sure the department must receive tons of mail on this issue, and I wonder if you could comment on it.