So I conclude in the way that is customary in this place at the end of the year, and for good reason, by acknowledging those who work alongside us and help us to do our jobs to the best of our ability. Thank you to our electorate office teams who support members of our community through thick and thin. Thank you to the people who work in these walls: the Office of the Clerk; the team at Parliamentary Service; the Hansard team, who try to make head or tail of what we say; the cleaners, who are here before we arrive and after we leave; the buildings team, who move us in and sometimes move us out again; the staff at Bellamys, who sustain us; the security staff, who keep us safe; the messengers, who can always spare a smile; the VIP drivers, who keep us company on long days; our ministerial office staff; our executive support; and a special acknowledgment to those who when this building got a little bit quieter in August were still here: sign language interpreters, IT and sound technicians, and journalists in the press gallery who, no matter what, have a job to do, just like us. And to my Cabinet and caucus colleagues, thank you for being strong, for being united, and showing up every day with a singular focus on making sure we do everything to serve the people who elected us into this place.