Now, we've got a real problem in this country and it's called family violence. I'm enormously proud of how much money we have put into supporting services. But we have got so much more to do. Whānau resilience—supporting families to identify the issues and work on them so that they can be the best parents for their kids. That's extraordinary stuff, and that will be a game-changer in years to come. Supporting kids to get over the trauma they experience in homes where violence is present; supporting kids to get over the trauma they experience when they have to live through several years of natural disaster. That's game-changing stuff. That's the stuff that brings some of us to this House, and makes me extraordinarily proud of our Prime Minister when she says we are going to be positive. This campaign is going to be a contest of ideas. Thank you, Mr Speaker.