The year I was born, he founded a small construction company. Learning to drive heavy trucks, bulldozers, and cranes was just part of my teenage life. I'm proud of the nationwide contribution my siblings have made to our nation's infrastructure in each of their businesses, with projects like the wind turbines at Scott Base, the Arthur's Pass viaduct, the Waikato water pipeline to Auckland, and dozens of bridges and walls around New Zealand. My brother Tim did not sleep for three days in the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquake so he could ensure that every one of his cranes was assisting the rescue effort. He booked to join us today but had to cancel yesterday due to doing emergency bridge repairs in Temuka. It will be good to re-join the family business, doing more and talking less. I'm looking forward to projects like the Turitea wind farm that will help us meet our Paris climate change commitments.