It is the last general debate of the year. So we deserve some acknowledgments. I want to start with my colleague Marama Davidson, the co-leader of the Māori Party, because it is a very special day and we are marking it by wearing orange. I want to acknowledge the work that she has undertaken to get to the point where Te Aorerekura was launched earlier this week in order to make sure we are eliminating sexual and family violence in New Zealand. That hard work over many, many months and years has come to fruition, and it will make a big difference to our families and our partnerships in New Zealand, and I want to acknowledge the hard work to get to the point where we are today.