I'd also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge Paralympics New Zealand for all the fantastic work they do to support disabled athletes, in particular chief executive Fiona Allan and board chair Jana Rangooni. Thank you for your continuous efforts to make New Zealand a more inclusive and diverse place for those with disabilities. I'd also like to acknowledge the hard work of chef de mission Paula Tesoriero. I'd also like to praise the work of the team behind the team, who have done a phenomenal job of ensuring all our Paralympians not only were ready and able to perform at their peak but were able to travel and compete safely at the Paralympic Games. Given the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the lead-up to these Paralympic Games has been incredibly challenging for all the athletes involved. This team have shown incredible determination and resilience to deliver such great performances, and their outstanding achievements are a great reward for the years of hard work and training they've put into their sport. The Paralympic Games in Tokyo had significant and operational safety challenges, and I'd like to commend Japan and the International Paralympic Committee for delivering an event of this magnitude despite the challenges of the global pandemic. 