Another common element in adjournment debates is the highlights of the year, so I ask the class of 2020 what their highlights were, and let's see how many I can rattle off: the Dawn Raids apology; banning conversion therapy; Māori wards legislation; investment in papa kāinga housing and infrastructure; the Ministry for Disabled People, and the Ministry for Ethnic Communities; a pathway to residence for 165,000 migrants; minimum wage and benefit increases; sick leave reforms; the health reforms; pay equity for early childhood education; property and classroom upgrades for hundreds of schools; Budget increases to support our most vulnerable, including the reintroduction of the training incentive allowance, lunches in schools, and free period products; funding of the changes to HPV screening for cervical cancer; the sexual violence bill passing; Dr Anae Neru Leavasa's TikToks and, one of my personal favourites, baby James; and our COVID economic response and recovery package. We know there is still more work to do, but this year we believe we have supported and introduced meaningful change that will general improve the lives of New Zealanders.