I want to acknowledge all parties in the House for the way in which they have come together in support of our veterans. As a veteran myself—and I do want to acknowledge members on the Opposition who themselves have served—it is one of those things where, over time, we have seen veterans and their families, sadly, not supported in a way that the nation clearly would expect them to be. Over time in history—and it is not worth going into too much detail on that now—there have been numerous cases, numerous deployments that have been a challenge to the people of New Zealand politically, and have caused different parties to take different stances. What pleases me here in 2020, as we look forward to dissolving the House and going into the elections, is that probably for the first time that I can recall, we have total unanimity and total respect throughout the House. It does not escape me that every day while we sit here in this Chamber exercising democracy, exercising the will of the people, that we are served with reminders on the walls around us as to the price that was paid to give the nation this freedom, this liberty that it enjoys.