JO LUXTON (Labour—Rangitata): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to take a call in this, the Address in Reply debate—my first opportunity to speak in the House since we've come back from the summer break. I just want to take the opportunity to welcome everyone back here, and I hope that everyone has had a lovely summer break. Everyone's looking somewhat rested after having to make the change from shorts and t-shirts to office attire. There's a little bit of adjusting: I think we've only just got used to the bit of the jandal that goes between our toes and now we're having to pop our heels back on, so it's a bit of shame. But when we think about the fact that we've been away on our summer break, we've had the opportunity to spend time with our families and with our friends. We've been able to holiday around the country. We've been able to explore our own backyard. I spent a little bit of time in Akaroa, and I have to say it was the busiest I've ever seen it prior to, obviously, when the cruise ships were in. It's fantastic to see people exploring their own backyard, and it's very lucky that we have the opportunity to do so. 