Finally, I want to offer a few words of thanks of my own. I'd like to thank all of my parliamentary colleagues in the Labour Party for their support. I can tell you that, as the Leader of the House, they have been unflinching in their support for the Government's legislative programme and I do want to thank them for that. I want to thank my colleagues in New Zealand First for the very constructive working relationship that we have had over the last three years. They said it wouldn't last. Not only has it lasted, it's lasted with a great degree of strength. We've passed more legislation in this term of Parliament than in any term that the National Party was in Government, and we can all be proud of that. So I thank my colleagues in New Zealand First. I'm loath to single out one person, but I do want to single out my colleague Tracey Martin, Associate Minister of Education, who I have thoroughly enjoyed working with, and I do want to thank her for that. 