I want to talk briefly on the last issue of this year that's important to me, and that's the Kiwi identity. I went to an event this weekend and I heard from a man who's a Sri Lankan New Zealander, and he said last time he went back to Sri Lanka, he went into a business and asked, "Is this a Tamil, Muslim, or Sinhalese business?", and the owner said, "It's a Sri Lankan business.", and I like that. I think that's what we need to be like here in New Zealand. We are a multi-ethnic society. We have so many different races and religions and we are all equal. We all belong here. We're all New Zealanders. Every single business in New Zealand is a New Zealand business. We are more than just Māori and generic white; we are hundreds of different ethnicities that all deserve to be respected. We need to be united behind good policy that acknowledges this, rather than being divided based on our race. We should be a liberal democracy that respects every person's right to be treated equally. Instead of becoming fixated on our differences, we should respect our common humanity.