We're going to need to solve these problems of productivity growth, of housing supply, and of declining educational achievement and even educational attendance. Those are the kinds of challenges that New Zealand needs positive, practical solutions for in the months and years to come, and isn't it great to live in a democracy where every person can elect a representative of their choice—sometimes different from mine—to go and speak for them and ask questions on the floor of this House? That gives me hope that our little country can work through its differences and overcome its challenges. What a wonderful day to live in a parliamentary democracy. Thank you, Mr Speaker. 