I think at a time when there are so many concerning issues and events to consider, our 2022 Winter Olympians have provided us with a tremendous distraction as we stopped and watched their amazing performance. And I think we should all be grateful for that distraction. But what a day Sunday, 6 February was: I think the whole country was holding its breath as Zoi Sadowski-Synnott tore down the slope-style course, knowing that the difference between nailing it and failing it were very, very fine margins. And that final run to win gold will go down, I think, not only as one of New Zealand's great Olympic moments but as one of our great sporting moments. And to follow that up with a medal in the Big Air to become the first New Zealander to win multiple medals at a Winter Olympic Games, and to now hold medals of all colours, is a wonderful achievement. And then came Nico Porteous, already a world champion, who won Olympic gold in the men's freeski Halfpipe—a terrific performance under enormous pressure. We acknowledge the other 13 athletes, who, while not medalling, all performed with great distinction under enormous pressure.