JAMIE STRANGE (Labour—Hamilton East): Madam Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to take a call in the Address in Reply debate. We've heard from two O'Connors this afternoon, and I sort of call it the "Tale of Two O'Connors". Unfortunately, I can't complete the trifecta, as I am a Strange, as we know. However, we heard from one O'Connor who gave a fairly positive, optimistic view of the next three years, acknowledging the challenges we are facing, but acknowledging that we have a Government with a clear plan to continue working through some of those challenges. And then we heard from the second O'Connor, who gave a fairly pessimistic view. I am going to take the optimistic view, because at the election last year, New Zealanders right across the country voted for a strong Labour Party, and they voted for a strong Labour leader in our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.