Damon, and also to Mark Lorck, the fathers and protectors of our five children. Together, you made sure our family stayed the course. To Mark's wife, Michelle—your words meant so much on election night, when you told me how this journey had brought our family closer together. And to our daughters, Tabitha, Brittney, Augusta, Greta and Livia, the greatest campaign a mum could ever dream of, I know at times you've had to put your girl armour on, but I'm amazed by your ability to take things in your stride, to not sweat the small stuff, and how you look after each other. I am very, very proud of you all. A big shout out to Granddad Norm, who at 101 is watching this from home on his TV; and to our family in Australia, who I know would have loved to have been here. Finally, to my mum Viv, who has been my lifelong supporter, when in that moment of doubt, when I wasn't sure if I had the strength to go again, you gave me the gentle nudge to believe in me, telling me that hard work eventually pays off. Now, as I roll up my sleeves to get on with the job I've been elected to do, I know that the time it has taken to get me here, the experience I bring, and the issues I have led on will help me with the work ahead.