Muller ToddTODD MULLER (Leader of the Opposition): What does it take for this Prime Minister to acknowledge incompetence and actually sack a Minister? What does it actually take? Does it take biking in the middle of lockdown not once but twice? Does it take moving your house? Or does it take actually in this country with its borders closed with the whole country looking towards this ability of this Government to manage the border safely a Minister that is derelict a Minister who has overseen the most appalling shambolic response in this Government over the last 24 hours?Let me just step through elements of it for you. So two people who arrived in this country who were supposed to be tested upon arrival were not tested. They then asked if they could go on bereavement leave; they were not tested. And now they have moved around the country—far beyond the understanding of the Minister—and he is completely unaware of it. He wasn't briefed. When I asked the Prime Minister this afternoon: Have you got clarity that there is no other New Zealander who should have been tested?" she did not know. She obfuscated. She looked the other way. She has no idea. The stakes could not be higher. We need to reflect as a country what we've been through over the last three months what we have asked of ourselves—people who haven't been at their dear ones' funerals; people who haven't been at their dear one's arrival into this world. We have had an economic impact that is yet to crystallise in this country: 40000 people have lost their jobs in the month of April; 80000 are expected to lose their jobs by the election time—as many as 120000 by Christmas. The level of debt at a level we have never seen before. The economic impact is enormous and the country looks to the Government to say "Have you got your borders under control?" and the answer is no. It is shambolic it is hopeless.The Minister looks at the floor and says "It's not my problem; it's the officials' problem. We're going to bring in the army to assure it." Well why don't you bring in a National Government and get the job done properly? It was our party that said right at the start that you need to test before you arrive you need to test when you get here you need to test after 14 days and you need to check and you need to audit. Every one of our Ministers would be driving that with everything we've got not a part-time Minister who's more comfortable on his mountain bike as opposed to his Minister's office. Front up Prime Minister. He should be sacked. You should send a signal. The country is furious and the Prime Minister knows it.When you look at what sits in front of this country over the last 24 hours there's something else that's occurred in this process as well. There's something more than just the anger that has sat at the core of the New Zealand response. We have collectively given so much and we had some hope that there would be a secure border and it has been proven today that it is not. It is a deep understanding that is flooding back for this country that when push comes to shove that is a Government that cannot deliver. What they have reminded through the last 24 hours is it's one thing to have a face in front of the camera in a moment of crisis but it's a very different thing when you've got to run a Government in the middle of a recovery. That is what has been exposed. The country has seen again that this is not just a single individual that's running this country; it is a Government that is completely out of its depth. Willie Jackson: what a remarkable effort today. He doesn't know who qualifies and who doesn't—18 to 24; oh suddenly it's more than that—incompetent. Kelvin Davis tourism: he hasn't met a tourist operator that doesn't think he should resign—incompetent. David Clark: not only his role in this; his mental health contribution is unbelievable—$1.9 billion announced; only $20 million actually spent. That is absolutely outrageous. We can go through one after the other after the other. They are incompetent. They do not have an ability to deliver under pressure—and this side does.What this side brings is a deep understanding of the communities of this country—a deep understanding of the economy that is based in your community. Your marae your main street your business your family—that is the National Party's lived experience. We understand it we live it and we breathe it. We will bring the best of it to this country in September and this shambolic nonsense can be sent back home."