Rurawhe AdrianCHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): The question is that the Minister's amendments to Part 1 set out on Supplementary Order Paper 497 be agreed to. All those in favour say Aye to the contrary No—Hon Gerry Brownlee: I raise a point of order Mr Chairperson. I know it's unusual for me to even seek this when you have started the vote but this is a very important bill and I think it would be useful rather than just hearing the numbers if on this particular occasion we could hear what the amendments are because some of them quite clearly will make the bill better and regardless of our view on the bill then we would want to support those bits of the bill that make it better. I know that's unusual so can I seek leave for that to happen? CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): Can I just take some advice on that. Hon Gerry Brownlee: Yeah yeah most certainly sir—sorry. Hon David Parker: Could I speak to the point of order? This is an unusual situation. I understand what the shadow Leader of the House is seeking and I think that the intention of the Opposition was to support the bill coming back every 90 days to Parliament or the powers coming back every 90 days. My understanding of the vote that has just been taken is that actually the National Party voted the reverse on Supplementary Order Paper 497 so I would seek leave that the vote be put again. Hon Gerry Brownlee: Well in any event there is a facility available. The Clerk might want to advise you sir but my understanding is that a vote can be corrected and in that case then I would take this opportunity to ask before you declare the final result that our vote for that particular provision is in favour. CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): The vote that has taken place is on the definition of specified private premises". So the National Party voted No. If the member is telling—Hon Gerry Brownlee: But that was on the premises stuff? Hon David Parker: I raise a point of order Mr Chairperson. For clarity the point that Alfred Ngaro raised which was in respect of marae is in the first Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) and if the National Party wanted all premises to be treated the same including marae they would vote in favour of that SOP. Hon Gerry Brownlee: And that's the correction of the vote. CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): OK. Well I think we've had the leave sought that we have that vote again and I'm inclined to put that leave and expect that we'll take that vote again. So leave has been sought that the vote on amending the Minister's Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 497—an amendment to clause 5—be retaken. There's no objection so that will be the case. The question was put that the following amendment in the name of the Hon David Parker to the proposed amendments set out on Supplementary Order Paper 497 in his name to clause 5 be agreed to: delete the definition of specified private premises.Amendment to the amendments agreed to. The question was put that the amendments set out on Supplementary Order Paper 497 in the name of the Hon David Parker to Part 1 be agreed to.Amendments agreed to. CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): David Seymour's amendment to clause 3 set out on Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 494 is out of order as being inconsistent with a previous decision of the committee. The Hon Simon Bridges' amendments to clause 3 set out on SOP 499 are out of order as being inconsistent with a previous decision of the committee."