We just had our Green Party Christmas party last week as well and I was sitting there reflecting, as I was drinking my de-Luxon-ated kombucha, reflecting about all of those different Christmas songs that make our childhoods—that help us to remind us of our childhood, remind us of nostalgia, and remind us of the hopes for the Christmas season: songs like the Mariah Carey classic, "All I Want for Christmas is Urban Density Done Well", which helps us to access both public and active transport while ensuring that there is access and accessibility to essential services. Oh, that's a great classic song, And also another song from my childhood, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Essential Worker" who wants us to progress more aggressively all that work that needs to be done on sector-wide fair pay agreements, ensuring that we lift up both working pay and working conditions for our workers. And it can't be Christmas without Whamageddon, without Wham!, and I reflect on the words of the great George Michael when he sung the song "Last Christmas"—"Last Christmas, I gave you my heart", and then the very next day you over-speculated it and got a capital gain on it.