I want to finish with a vision mentioned only a few years ago about New Zealand becoming a technology and innovation centre. I'm sure in this Chamber today that there will be members who consider that prediction a fantasy. But is it really so unreal to believe that our future is going to be exceptional? Or is it simply that we don't have the confidence to go for it? Look at the ideas and innovation created in this country, just as the rest of the world is struggling. See farmers working flat out, factories producing valuable goods, and people from around the world are hammering on our doors to get into a country they know is exceptional even though we don't sometimes quite believe it. Complacency will condemn us, as will the future generations, if we don't take this opportunity to lift up this country with both hands. Fellow parliamentarians, let's make it happen. I thank the people of New Zealand for this opportunity. I am proud—so very, very proud—to be the National member of Parliament for North Shore. Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.