February 2019 was a big month for superannuation, with more pieces of superannuation related legislation passed than in the previous year or so (which was not a high benchmark). There were also various big numbers bandied about in debates, Explanatory Memorandums and the like. Everyone is in favour of evidence-based policy development, especially if evidence can be found to support a position based on belief or ideology. The bureaucrats who have to put together Regulation Impact Statements—which clearly demonstrate that a proposed measure is far superior to any other options—know all about this. Individuals having more than one superannuation account,...