Muller ToddTODD MULLER (Leader—National): Thank you Mr Speaker. There is only one definition of shambles" and that is that rambunctious group of Government led by—actually I think he thinks he's the deputy leader to be honest. What a shambolic performance we've seen from this Government over the last few weeks. And actually when we look at their delivery over the last three years this has been a legacy of non-delivery from the moment they walked in here until right here right now. You're looking at KiwiRail great effort there Winston Peters I think it's six trains—Hon Member: No two.TODD MULLER: Two trains in six months or something. Light rail complete failure. We go through the list one after the other and this party has said and we will continually prosecute that this Government this Labour-led Government is a party and Government of non-delivery. But I tell you there is one thing they deliver and that is tax—I tell you there's one thing they deliver and that is tax. You look at what they've rocked up over the last three years: the three petrol tax increases the regional road tax underpinning their vision for light rail in Auckland.Hon Member: Well how's that working?TODD MULLER: Well how's that working? Exactly that's "gone-burger". Couldn't even imagine it couldn't even build it. The ring-fencing of loss tax the tourist tax. This is a Labour Government who just loves tax. And what have we seen in the last 48 hours or so? Well the Green Party part of the coalition Government or at least a part of the mix has said look here's our vision. Well I tell you what that vision is: anybody who's worked hard anybody who's saved hard anyone who's succeeded in any way we're coming after you—we're coming after anything that you have saved all your effort all your ambition we want a bit of it.So I turn to the Prime Minister and say to her today so wealth tax will you rule it out? No answer. Looks away looks to the Speaker. Will you rule out wealth tax again? No answer won't commit. Say "I'll talk about that when we get to that campaign." No Prime Minister talk about it now because the country wants to know. What about income tax? What about income tax increases? No answer. Looks away—looks away. I think New Zealand knows what's coming. They absolutely know what's coming.Willie Jackson can't wait for it. On The AM Show last week he was bubbling in excitement. It wasn't just because he had seen an early copy of Judith Collins' book it was because he said and I quote "I can't wait for it to be the Labour-Greens. It's going to be us. It's the Greens-and-us Government." Well we all know what that means: tax tax tax. And every hard-working New Zealander knows it's coming.So the question that we put to the Prime Minister you see she bats it away. Well interestingly roll back three years in the election campaign we put to her the same question as the media did. What about the Green Party's oil and gas ban? Is that part of your policy? "Oh no no no. It's not exactly how we'd do it" she said. She was pushed again: an oil and gas ban is it your policy? "We'll think about it." What happened? An oil and gas ban because that's what the Green Party wanted.Well New Zealand you can be assured that as we go to this election the issue of who is going to come into your savings who is going to look at your home your assets everything that you have worked for over the last however many years of effort and ambition that side the Labour-Greens Government as they will see it is coming for it because they totally at their core hold a view that if you are successful that is something that needs to be attacked. They look at it through the lens of envy because we have succeeded we have worked and we have aspired. But we see it as something that needs to be grabbed and captured and reduced. I can tell you when we are looking at the greatest economic crisis of a generation 30000 jobs a month going south what this country needs is a Government full of ambition and capacity to actually drive results and an economic plan that's going to work not a Government that sits at its core and says "What you have earned we want back; what you have struggled for we want a share of." No this party will ever position itself on the side of those who aspire who work who work hard for their families and actually want to achieve and not actually hold a view that if you're successful we want to grab more of it back so we can spray it against the wall and talk to New Zealand and say that's economic management. That's failure; this is success. Bring on 19 September."