Mooney Joseph; Henare PeeniJOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you Madam Chair. And thank you Minister again for engaging in this. Just on that point of requiring the Minister no later than 2 years after the commencement date to review and report to the House of Representatives on the effect of the bill on homelessness—and look I support the intention of that and I think it's useful to have a requirement for the relevant Minister to report on the effect of this bill.Just in that vein Minister I have another Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) in my name—SOP 355—and I would ask if the Minister would consider taking this on board which would just expand that intent and take it from just focusing on homelessness to also focusing on a few other matters which I think would be helpful both for the Minister and for the ministry and for the House. And this Supplementary Order Paper Minister says (1) The Department and the Department of Internal Affairs must within 1 year of the end of the transitional period—(a) review the operation of the Amendment Act since the date of its commencement in so far as it relates to its effect on—(i) costs to people freedom camping; and (ii) the usage of permitted freedom camping areas; and (iii) waste generated while freedom camping being deposited in and on permitted freedom camping areas (other than into an appropriate waste receptacle); and (iv) the proportion of people freedom camping using self-contained motor vehicles." And then the department to "(b) prepare a report on the review for the Minister of Tourism." And the requirement that "(2) The review must include recommendations to the Minister of Tourism on whether any amendments to the Act are necessary or desirable." And finally: "(3) As soon as practicable after receiving the report the Minister of Tourism must present a copy of that report to the House of Representatives."I would suggest Minister that those are in the scheme of things fairly apolitical things that would be quite useful for the department firstly; and secondly for the Minister of Tourism to have that information; and thirdly for the House to have that information. And I suggest that that would be a nice addition to the intention here on reviewing and reporting to the House of Representatives on the effect of the bill on homelessness and to add this as a requirement would make sure that we had a good piece of law that is being reviewed.And if not the points that we have raised and our concerns that we have with this bill could be addressed by requiring this information to be collated and reported back to the House. Because as my colleague the Hon Todd McClay said we support the broad intention of this but we are of the view that unfortunately the Government has got it slightly wrong in just focusing on fixed toilets as opposed to those that are not fixed but in our view can be up to standard and really focusing the issue on those who are not using toilets in these areas and resulting their waste. So I would ask that the Minister would incorporate this into the review and report back to the House of Representatives.Hon PEENI HENARE (Minister of Tourism): Once again I apologise to the member. We won't be supporting Supplementary Order Paper 355 that he's referred to. And there are a number of matters here that I want to just touch on. It's that the review that the member is mentioning to my perspective is rather broad and potentially rather costly. And what we don't want to be doing is heaping more cost on to local authorities. As we look towards the matters that the member raised we do and will continue to monitor the implementation of this particular bill after it becomes legislation. But also I want to be clear to the member that there's nothing to stop a more targeted review in the future if issues or opportunities eventuate but it is the opinion of myself and the Government that that doesn't need to be mandated as the member described in this particular bill."