I know—I know that there will be people out there who say we've not gone far enough. But no one should ever think—no one should ever think—that the hard work is not worth it because we haven't got everything that we want. You try telling that to Marama Davidson, who has worked so hard to ensure that our loved ones, our friends and our whānau have warm, safe, and dry houses in which to live. Or tell that to Eugenie Sage, who has delivered the largest boost to conservation funding since the Department of Conservation was founded in the 1980s. Barely a week goes by when there isn't some more good news about our native wildlife, and, thanks in no small part to her efforts, most people are shopping with their own bags rather than suffocating single-use plastic that we came to rely on. Or tell that to Julie Anne Genter, who has led a massive reprioritisation of transport spending to give people better, cleaner, and safer options for getting around. 