I also want to give thanks to the Green Party team. Our parliamentary ministerial and party staff, our volunteers, and our supporters poured their hearts out this year to get us over the line and were rewarded for their efforts. To them, I say thank you. Now, we've made much of our success in recent weeks in expanding our caucus for the first time in 10 years, winning an electorate seat for the first time in 21 years, and both starting and finishing a period in Government as a support partner above the 5 percent threshold. But the election did also bring with it some losses, and so I'd like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank on the record the extraordinary contribution of three remarkable women who served alongside me as the Green Party's first Ministers in Government: the Hon Eugenie Sage, former Minister of Conservation, Associate Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Land Information; the Hon Julie Anne Genter, former Minister for Women and Associate Minister of Transport and of Health; and Jan Logie, former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of Justice for Domestic and Sexual Violence Issues. For their incredible hard work and for the legacy that they each leave behind, all I can say is thank you.