IBRAHIM OMER (Labour): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity to rise to speak on the general debate. Since last weekend, we have been celebrating World Refugee Day. In doing so, we heard a lot of stories—stories of people with amazing resilience, perseverance, and hope. We heard from a young Somali woman who came as a child from the war zone, but now she is an aspiring writer. We heard from the young Afghani woman who came from a war zone and now she is studying law and criminology. We are very proud of the work that we are doing in this space. The last two years of COVID-19 didn't stop us from, to a certain extent, bringing former refugees from war zones; Afghanistan and the Ukraine is a good example. 