Can I also say that one of the results of this election is one of the most diverse Parliaments that we've ever had. The diversity on this side of the House also makes me feel incredibly proud. We have an incredibly large Māori caucus, Pacific caucus, and for the first time ever, an ethnic caucus as well. Can I extend my congratulations and welcome to all our new members of Parliament across the House, but make particular acknowledgment of the fact that we do have now seven members of Parliament from Labour who identify with an ethnic minority community in New Zealand. And it is important. It's important that our House of Representatives actually reflects the diversity of the people that we are elected to serve. While the Leader of the Opposition made a comment last month around the diversity of thought that is important, I just want to make the point that thought comes from experience and contexts and perspectives, and that's what's important. It's important that all of us here, when we make decisions that impact the lives of people around Aotearoa, that we are able to understand their different contexts, perspectives, and experience. That's why I am so proud that on this side of the House we are beginning to look like the communities that we are here to represent. 