Hon JAMES SHAW (Co-Leader—Green): Mr Speaker-Elect, on behalf of Te Pāti Kākāriki o Aotearoa, I also want to add our congratulations and our thanks for your work and your service in the role so far and in the role that you're going to have for the next three years as well. I would like to also draw attention to the work of the Standing Orders Committee and your commitment to the reform of Parliament to make it more child-friendly, more family-friendly, but also a better functioning democracy. Many of the practices that we have round here err on the archaic and sometimes process gets in the way of good outcome, and I think that in the work that you have led in your commitment to the reform of Parliament over time we will see a better functioning Parliament, able to hold the executive to account more effectively than it has been able to in the past. I'm looking forward to seeing how those rules apply.