Bakshi Kanwaljit SinghKANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI (National): Thank you Mr Speaker for the opportunity to stand in support of the motion moved by the Hon Simon Bridges who said that we don't have any confidence in this Government particularly the Prime Minister. As we have seen in the year 2019 this Prime Minister mentioned that this will be the year of delivery but what we saw was that nothing was delivered. This was going to be the most transparent and open Government which is totally opposite to that. We have asked so many things in this House but they always duck and dive to avoid reasonable questions.First of all the previous speaker Jami-Lee Ross mentioned about the foreign interference and the donations. If we look at the whole scenario before we go out and talk about the foreign donations why don't we talk about the donations given in this country and the influence they are trying to make? I am talking about the New Zealand First Foundation. The Deputy Prime Minister was talking about and supporting the previous speaker—that he should be able to put up that flow chart. I would like to ask the Deputy Prime Minister to put up a flow chart of how the money got into the New Zealand First Foundation and then was given to New Zealand First for campaigning. That is a reasonable question which needs to be answered rather than talking about what foreign influence is doing.I was really pleased to see that the Deputy Prime Minister in the last two days had been talking about the Indian Weekender. I think the last time he read the Indian Weekender was February 2017. He keeps on quoting me what I said in that news item. In that news item I stood for the people who were vulnerable. I stood for them and I was able to say that we should name and shame those people who are abusing the system. But what the Deputy Prime Minister is doing is he is hiding his own Cabinet colleague behind him. He should read what the Indian Weekender has said yesterday and today. I have got those cuttings and I would like to quote from the headline from that news item from the Indian Weekender. It says Winston Peters' defence of Shane Jones' racist comments reflects sickening 'victim-blaming' mindset". That is what the headline is saying. So I would recommend the Deputy Prime Minister to go and read the latest version online of the Indian Weekender a very good newspaper which fights for the rights of the people.Another item which has come up today on the Indian Weekender is the comments by the community leaders. They are criticising not only the Hon Shane Jones but particularly the Prime Minister—that she is not standing up for the rights of the Indian people and she is not able to reprimand the Hon Shane Jones who has been making comments not once but many times which is hurting the Indian community. I assure you that whenever the Prime Minister is going to front up to the Indian community they are going to challenge her and ask her.We saw that the Deputy Prime Minister was in India advocating for more students more trade between India and New Zealand. On the contrary the Minister over here the Hon Shane Jones was criticising the Indian community which is contributing not only to the New Zealand economy but the students are also contributing. The comment he made on the television was that the students coming from India are harming the institutes over here. It is on the other hand: the institutes which are not able to provide good education to those students—they are being hurt. That is the problem not the students.We also know that in the year of delivery—we have asked so many questions in the past particularly starting from KiwiBuild more taxes higher rents the delay in the visas. We were in India about two months ago where I asked the Mumbai branch of—[Time expired]"