I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge the many people in Christchurch who, for over a decade, have worked to get us to this point. The quest for local leadership after the devastating earthquakes that began 10 years ago in 2010 is something that has long been wanted on the ground in the city. There are many and numerous people—and I'm not going to even start naming names because I know inevitably I will miss someone off. But I think we, and I see members across the House from Christchurch too, can think of a number of people who over the years have worked tirelessly for the regeneration and the recovery of our city.