Bennett David: Land Transport Management Amendment Bill — Third ReadingText is incorporated into the Bound VolumeBennett David: Land Transport Management Amendment Bill — Third Reading[Sitting date: 04 June 2013. Volume:690;Page:10697. Text is incorporated into the Bound Volume.]DAVID BENNETT (National—Hamilton East): I just want to thank members of the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee and the Minister of Transport for the way that this bill the Land Transport Management Amendment Bill was progressed through the select committee. I thought that the members of the committee did a very good job and I would like to acknowledge the National members who are here in the House tonight who have followed this bill with interest throughout that process.I would also like to acknowledge the Labour members. Darien Fenton was part of that committee and it was very disappointing to hear her speech tonight. I thought it was probably one of her worst contributions to this House and I do not say that lightly. I have seen a few Darien and this one just did not do it you know. I do not know whatthe matter is but I think it is because Julie Anne Genter should lead off for the Opposition when it has its first speech on transport bills. She is the real transport spokesperson for the Labour Party. It does not even have one and it fell to Darien tonight.I feel sorry for you Darien. I know that this is not your area. I know that you are into labour relations and those sorts of things but it is a bit sad that they put you out as the first batter for the Labour Party. The Labour Party has got no policy.Darien Fenton: We’re going to have Phil Twyford back so he’s up next.DAVID BENNETT: Mr Twyford? He is not on the committee any more. No he has moved on. It is a bit of a shame so I feel sorry for you. So I just want to apologise to the people out there that Darien does not actually—this is not her forte.The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): Full names.DAVID BENNETT: So—The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): Full names.DAVID BENNETT: Darien Fenton. So it is a bit of a shame for her that she is having to lead off the Opposition speeches.Those members are all going to talk about roads of national significance and say how bad they are. I want to see one member of the Labour Party come to Hamilton and say that. Come to Hamilton in the next 15 months and say that in front of my people. No one over there would have the ability to do that and I want to see you come and say that.Dr David Clark: Oh so it’s all pork barrel?DAVID BENNETT: Oh yes we have got one—we have got a winner. We have got a winner here. He is going to come and say it after he says: “Worst economic record for 50 years.” That is the next line he is going to promote is it not?But Julie Anne well done.The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): Full name.DAVID BENNETT: You have taken over the Labour Party policy on transport. It is wrong it is not what the public wants and you are going to lose votes for the Labour Party. And those New Zealand First members there who are still trying to work out what transport actually means you are also going to lose votes by sitting with those other two parties. It is such a shame that we have to debate it in that manner.This is a good bill. It is good for transport it is good for the solutions that we want and people want it as well. Thank you.