Pugh MaureenMAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you very much Mr Speaker. I'll try and keep this quiet. This is a Government that has clearly lost its way but I have to give the Labour-led Government some of its dues because it has been successful in some areas: it has successfully grown a very long list of promises that it's failed to deliver on. Now we continue to hear about these promises we continue to hear about aspiration and we continue to hear about delivery. In fact this year has been dubbed the year of delivery but that delivery must still be with New Zealand Post because it hasn't turned up here yet. I think Postman Pat and his black and white cat might actually do better at delivering than that lot over there. Now delivery hasn't turned up for hard-working Kiwis—not those Kiwis that go to work five or six days a week those Kiwis that raise their children that buy their homes that volunteer in their communities in all sorts of ways. Delivery hasn't turned up for people that want to put petrol in their car. What was the first thing that happened after this year's Budget?Dan Bidois: Fuel tax is up.MAUREEN PUGH: A new tax—correct.Let's turn to some of the big-ticket items that I want to cover in my contribution today. One of them is education the one that they thought they had sewn up—113 separate promises made in the education space. Now I'm not going to say that they haven't achieved any of them because they did. They achieved 25—25 out of 113 delivered in nearly two years. Now in any school report card 25 out of 113 would get an F—an F on that report card in this year of delivery.Health—that gets another F. Failing to deliver to the kids in Northland with meningococcal vaccines failing kids again by not funding cochlear implants and failing mothers who are birthing on the side of the road in Lumsden. On the West Coast we are already 104 surgeries behind where we were last year. And what about the cheaper doctors visits? It's not in their DNA because it did not appear.We have another issue that gets a big F and that's an abysmal flop and that's in housing. Like Simon Bridges said in his speech earlier this afternoon 87 KiwiBuild houses delivered with their code compliance certificates in 21 months compared to the 16000 that this country was promised in the first term. Now we await the reset but Postman Pat must have that too because it's been six months since that was announced and we're still waiting.I want to turn my attention to somewhere a lot closer to home and that is the great West Coast - Tasman electorate. Now we've had a coalition partner down there waving his chequebook around and that's been absolutely fantastic delivering on some of the projects that were in the 2017 Economic Development Action Plan that National produced for the region. But here's the trade-off—here's the trade-off: no new mining on stewardship land. Now for those of you who don't understand stewardship land is not conservation land in terms of national park; it's mostly scrub land and what this Government over here has done as part of its ideological policies is it has said no new mining. But the problem is we still need the products that we mine on that land and so what are we forced to do? Import them. We saw that with Huntly—importing cheap dirty Indonesian coal when we actually have perfectly good thermal coal here in New Zealand. But what that policy has done is it has stripped half a billion dollars' worth of productivity to this nation and it has stripped $350 million in terms of the lost spend just on the West Coast. It's gone.What's the next thing to be gone? Well I'm putting Coasters and I'm putting residents in Golden Bay on notice that I believe that the next thing we'll be fighting to keep part of our tradition is the right to gather our traditional kai during the whitebait season. I am desperately concerned that we are going to be battling the whitebait on the West Coast to keep it as our traditional kai.This Government gets an F and it's an F for their delivery; it's an F for their performance. They are a fail"."