GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. One of the most humbling and, I think, good things about such a difficult time in our country's history is how well the community has come together and how much strength they've shown. I'm really proud to have been part of a Government that works so closely with community at a time when they've needed it the most. I've seen so many local examples where Government has provided extra support, whether that be through trade training, whether that be through the wage subsidy in round one or round two, or whether that be through providing interest-free loans for those small businesses that need that extra help. I have seen so many examples of Government and community working hand in hand to be able to make sure our people are well looked after. I'm proud of that, because it's underpinned by the Prime Minister's message of being kind, and that is what drives me to be in this place today. That is what drives me to make sure that we have a country where people look after each other. 