But what I want to do first off, in the first opportunity I've had in the House since the election, is to acknowledge the good people of Waimakariri—very humbling to be re-elected in my third term. I want to thank them for all their support, and I give them my commitment that I will be working hard for all in the Waimakariri to the best of my ability, because we do know that in the "Waimak", "Waimak" people reward hard work. You can go back to Jim Gerard, Mike Moore, Clayton Cosgrove, and Kate Wilkinson. They know that if MPs go out and talk about the real issues, they will reward them, and, unfortunately, last term, what we had in Waimakariri was that the Prime Minister did not visit Waimakariri once. What was worse was we didn't even have one Minister come into that electorate. 