Mr Speaker, your predecessor in your former seat of Pencarrow, Sonja Davies, played an important role in Nelson's political history. While I am the first woman MP for Nelson, Sonja Davies could have—and I say should have—been its first woman MP. Sonja's legacy in Nelson is her opposition to the then National Government's decision to remove the railway. Sonja, alongside other women activists, protested on the railway lines in an attempt to stop them being ripped up. I think that we can safely look back and say that Sonja was right.