The last point I need to make, because it has been raised with me by a number of constituents, is around how New Zealand engages in the world with its partners. I'd be remiss if I don't speak to sovereignty and our national interests. I think we need to continue to speak up for democracy, not just here at home, and to challenge the Government, but to throw one brick and one bouquet in—and why don't I start with a bouquet: I want to acknowledge the Minister in the House and the Government for taking the right stand around Myanmar, or Burma. It was a pleasure to be out there with the community last night and to hear the New Zealand Government condemning the military coup and putting other steps in place. I encourage, though, that New Zealand continues to stand with its allies robustly in speaking against the Chinese Communist Party. I have far too many of my constituents raising this with me with their concerns and their fears. What's happening in Hong Kong must continue to be condemned. And I want to say, particularly to the 11 who are in jail, that you are not forgotten. And as per the recent BBC reports of the persecution of the Uighur people, they too are not forgotten. I may only be a simple and humble MP in Tāmaki, but to my constituents who demand I speak up for these things, I will continue to do so.