Lorck AnnaANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): Look I just want to take this opportunity to talk about my great-grandad Norm Hewitt.Now Norm turned 101 in September and for his birthday I took my good friend Greg Murphy down to see Norm and we talked about his years and talked to him about what it is that gives him such good skin. Now Grandad Norm I can tell you had less wrinkles than me and he says to me Well I take three supplements. I take deer velvet I take bee pollen and I take garlic."So I had a good look at what goes on with deer velvet and I looked it up online and there's a good central Hawke's Bay company producing the deer velvet a growing business that's been striving and striving for over a decade nearly two. And he talks about healthy immunity and joints. And we're talking about—Hon David Bennett: First speech is on deer velvet!ANNA LORCK: —ha ha!—body stamina and these sorts of things that have kept my grandad alive and thriving.And then I had another look at what goes on in bee pollen. Now that's a super food and you wouldn't want to deny my great-grandad Norm that sort of stuff for his antioxidants. And then we have bee pollen that boosts the immunity protects the heart and gets him going every morning. Now I can tell you there's a few people in here who need a bit of Berocca. And I say to you if we're going to get through tonight then that's the sort of thing we've got to take.I talked to another business owner in Hawke's Bay today about the importance of this bill continuing. And I said "Look what are the sorts of supplements that politicians should be taking?" He said that we should all be taking magnesium. Who takes magnesium in the House? Does anyone take magnesium? It's very very good for a good night's sleep so that we can crack into the morning when we're going to meet across here in our select committee again David Bennett. And that's the sort of stuff that's going to keep us going isn't it? It's the Beroccas in the morning and the magnesium at night. And don't forget about the collagen. How's the hair looking ladies? I mean I tell you with a house of five daughters the collagen in the morning in the coffee in the Juicee and the smoothie—that's the sort of stuff that's going on.Now what would happen—what would happen—if we stopped this bill right now? Poor Grandad Norm. He'd be very confused. You wouldn't do that to him would you? How could you do that to my Grandad Norm? I'm sure he'll be watching this and loving all the name out there I'm giving my grandad and I tell you: if I could ever have skin like grandad—now talk about my mother; she's going to be 75 soon. It's not just about the genes—you need those supplements don't you? And so that's why we've got to continue with this bill keep it going.The other thing I was really really impressed with Mr Bennett was you saying "Labour another five years." Well I'll give you six or seven or nine years to keep us going on this side of the House David Bennett.So let's be very very clear: we want to make sure these supplements keep us pumping all the time as we keep going through. And what did I say: Beroccas in the morning; who's going to do a Berocca in the morning? Who's going to do a magnesium at night for a good night's sleep so that I can sit down and enjoy the rest of this debate? I absolutely strongly go for this bill and good old Grandad Norm: go to 102—and he wants to get to 105. And by then guess what? This job will be done and we will have got it through the House."