It is time for me to thank those who have worked their socks off to get me here and who have given me wonderful support. I will never get over the generosity of those willing to actually work for no self-gain. I would like to make special mention of my parents, both of whom are here today. I am so proud of them. My mother, Carol, was the first co-principal in a secondary school in New Zealand, and during that time she welcomed the Tampa refugees into her school. They in turn had, of course, been welcomed by the Clark Government. Those people were better off for the care she showed them and other New Zealanders took of them after a traumatic experience. She set up several creches which flourish today—her first in Kawerau so I could go there. She is a brave and clever woman I much admire.