Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup is the latest in a substantial line-up of international women's events, each providing a platform for women and girls in sport and active recreation to be enhanced. The ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2021 is scheduled to be held from 6 February to 7 March, and the organisers have already begun developing a leverage and legacy plan with a strong focus on women in cricket at all levels. Likewise, the Women's Rugby World Cup 2021 will be held in New Zealand in September and October. This also has a strong leverage and legacy plan under way. Off the pitch, New Zealand is currently the secretariat for the International Working Group on Women and Sport, the largest network on the globe dedicated to advancing sport by empowering women and girls, and we will be hosting the eighth International Working Group World Conference in 2022. Through all of these events, we have a tremendous platform for transformational change, and I am proud to work alongside so many passionate and willing partners who are committed to providing a lasting legacy for women and girls in sport and active recreation.