Faafoi KrisHon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Broadcasting Communications and Digital Media): Thank you Mr Speaker. I've got some bad news for Simon Bridges: there's been another leak. There's been another leak from his caucus and I've got it right here with me. It's a little bit of advice he's written to himself; I've got it here in my hand. It says Live every day like it's your last." That's the reality for Mr Bridges who sits in the leader's seat at the moment but we all know that as the clock is ticking down for me the clock is ticking down for Mr Bridges too. So "Live every day like it's your last." is the advice that I give to the Leader of the Opposition.It's been a year since the election and what a difference a year makes. Bill English was the leader of the National Party a year ago; now we have Mr Bridges. A year ago on election night Mr English stood in Auckland triumphant as if the National Party was going to win. "Nek minnit" something happened and the direction of this country changed in a way that will make a difference for generations to come. I am proud to be part of this coalition Government because in the areas that matter most to New Zealanders—not the car toll apparently this weekend Mr McClay—in housing health education and making sure that New Zealanders get a fair go in the last 11 months a lot has been done by this Government made up of the Labour Party the New Zealand First Party and the Green Party that we are very proud of.I'd just like to give the Opposition a little bit of assistance. I spent a bit of time over there and I just want to say to you guys "Stop being so angry. Cheer up. Stop being so angry." because being angry in Opposition gets you nowhere. Mr Macindoe and Mr Mitchell who I know are positive people—people should look at those two for the way that you should be in Opposition. Be happy and don't be angry because that will get you somewhere. Stop being angry about the things that don't matter to New Zealanders. What really matters to New Zealanders is that they can make sure they can live in a safe warm house and I'd like to commend my colleague Phil Twyford for making sure that we start building homes that New Zealanders can actually afford. That's what New Zealanders wanted at election time and we've got a coalition Government that is actually delivering that. We're seeing homes that are being built that New Zealanders can actually buy. They can actually buy houses in Auckland where the biggest problems of unaffordability were happening. So I'm really proud about that.Also the Opposition should cheer up. For about the last two or three months they've been quoting anyone who has had anything bad to say about the economy. You name it if they've said something bad—it doesn't matter who said it—they've been quoting it. But as Soul II Soul said in 1989 it's "back to life back to reality". The reality is that last week we had the best GDP figures in terms of growth for the last two years.Hon Mark Mitchell: This is a Cabinet Minister speech.Hon KRIS FAAFOI: That is the reality Mr Mitchell; so you can argue and quote everyone you want but the economy is going great guns. You can get anyone you want alongside to say that things are bad and employment's going down. Unemployment is at 4.5 percent: some of the best figures since the global financial crisis. So cheer up OK? Just because we're over here doesn't mean it's all bad. We're doing good things for people who want fairness for New Zealanders.In health I'd like to commend my colleague the Hon Dr David Clark because he's making sure that the hospitals that have been run down in terms of their capital investment for at least nine years are starting to get investment back in there. Is it too much to ask to have a hospital that doesn't leak? Well apparently it was for the previous Government but we're making sure we're investing where it matters. But we're also a compassionate Government; so when that side of the House was trying to poke holes in what we're trying to do with refugees we actually did it. So what's the problem? Fifteen hundred refugees—you guys didn't do it. We're a compassionate Government that actually says "We've got a part to play in the global struggle to make sure that these people who are coming from war-torn areas have a place to live." New Zealand is a great place to live. Instead of picking holes in the system we just went along and did it.Just to finish up a bit of advice OK? I spent eight years over there Mr Mitchell—get comfy. Ha ha! OK? Cheer up. If there's something positive to say say it because that's what New Zealanders want to hear. On this side of the House we're investing in health housing and education and we're doing things that've been overdue for more than nine years. That's what people want to hear and I know in your caucus room when you get the numbers you're hearing that too. The problem is that the guy in that seat is not resonating; so the leaker should just come out and say who they are and get rid of him."