New Zealanders quite clearly voted for stability and for security going forward, and that responsibility weighs heavily upon our shoulders now to make sure we continue to do that. Those areas that we need to continue to focus on are important. Those three that I'll briefly touch on today are housing affordability, child poverty reduction, and also taking action on climate change. I can see no better example than the announcement that we heard today from the Hon David Parker in terms of repealing and reforming the Resource Management Act (RMA), because what that does is it touches on all three of those areas. It demonstrates how we need to free up land and make that available in our urban areas, where our predominant population resides. We need to make sure that families that are affected by child poverty have access to affordable homes, and we need to continue to build them on land that's freed up through a system and a process that makes land available through the local government systems as well. Finally, we need to be able to see that we're taking action on climate change, and having a system that prioritises our environment alongside of urban development has been long overdue in the 30 years that the Resource Management Act has been in place. 