While all of the skills that you displayed in this place during that time are valuable, I place great priority on your ability to perfectly balance a light touch and a firm hand. But perhaps the most prized asset of all in a Speaker is integrity, and that is the word that those closest to you would use to describe you as a person, and now as a Speaker. Perhaps one of your colleagues, Minister Sio, said it best when he described you as a gentle giant but also that you shouldn't be mistaken for anything else but firm, fair, and very considered. Everyone across this House knows, or will soon know, that there is an honesty and conviction of belief that the Speaker-Elect applies to everything he does. I believe this House can be assured that there will be a fairness in the application of the Standing Orders and consideration of procedures that enables all parties and their views to be considered with openness, transparency, integrity, and—according to you—brevity, it sounds.