Mr WILKIE (Clark) (14:28): My question is to the Treasurer. The 10 per cent cap legislation for defined benefit pensions introduced in 2015 reduced the tax-free component excluded from the Centrelink income test. This often led to an increase in assessed income and a loss or reduction in the aged pension for people on very modest incomes. The problem is the policy was intended for schemes with an employer contribution but was incorrectly applied to Tasmania's Retirement Benefits Fund, which does not have an employer component in the tax free part of the pensions. This has been confirmed by RBF and the Tasmanian Association of State Superannuants. Treasurer, when will the government right this wrong and stop incorrectly applying the 10 per cent cap legislation to RBF?