So while the campaign has been long and hard, and whilst for many of us we would prefer that it was resolved tonight that is not going to be the case. We will be back at work on Monday. We'll be there doing the jobs that we've been doing for some time. So I would just say; politics is a tough business, you know. And for individual campaigns, for individual candidates, this election may throw up results that we had not expected. And I think we should reflect on that and that is not just for us in the Labor Party lets think of other people tonight who may have lost their seat or be thinking about a new future and for those who didn't win when they thought they would, let's think about them as well. And to the two other leaders in this campaign, Mr Zed Seseljia and Ms Meredith Hunter; whilst we've had our disagreements, in relation to Mr Seseljia they've been probably more than disagreements. But to them I acknowledge the efforts that they have put in, their campaigns that they have run and the leadership they have shown. I think that is probably a fair thing to do at the end of what has been a long campaign. But it is a tough game and I would like to acknowledge all of my colleagues here tonight. Those that have worked within the government as MLAs; Andrew, Simon, Joy, Chris, Mary, and of course the retiring