Hon JUDITH COLLINS (Leader of the Opposition): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise to support the notice and also the comments after it. Isn't it wonderful: in the Olympics, we all become experts in sport. It's amazing the people who have told me all about the finer points of gymnastics and swimming—synchronised, that is. It is one of those ones which draws us together, and particularly when we're winning. We see about seven gold, six silver, and seven bronze—that's an extraordinary effort from a team of athletes and their supporters from a little country at the bottom of the world. And it is right to acknowledge the people of Japan and the Government that showed leadership and withstood all of the pressures that they had to not carry on with the games. Our athletes, all those who got to the games—you think about what they have actually gone through to get there. I think it is important to acknowledge the mental toll on athletes, who have to compete, train, compete, win, lose, get bronzes, don't get bronzes. Those people, what they go through, and their families—I think it is extraordinary the effort that they put in. 