Martin TraceyTRACEY MARTIN (NZ First): Kia ora Mr Speaker. I am thrilled to rise on behalf of team New Zealand First". I think what we have seen here in the House—and the public needs to notice it—is that the National Government is still stuck in the first-past-the-post environment. It continues to refer to "the Opposition this" and "the Opposition that". That is the Labour Party it is talking about. The New Zealand First team is cohesive and we are future-focused not just in here but also out there as we climb up the polls.This is a three-way race this election. Have no doubt this is a three-way race and while those two parties are bickering New Zealand First is getting on with the job. New Zealand First is getting on with talking about and creating education policy that actually works for education and creating economic policy that actually works for our businesses. We are not buying into this back-and-forward slanging rhetoric; we are actually on the hustings talking to those businesses and talking to the real-life practical solutions that we need to do to make Government work for New Zealand.Last week I was at Warkworth Primary School. Many other members of Parliament were also asked to walk a day in the shoes of support staff and I was at Warkworth Primary School. I find it fascinating—and Ms Dowie just remarked—that there is now another $34.7 million somewhere that this Government pulled out of a bucket after cutting in 2009 all the specialist support staff for schools because it wanted to put in national standards.Sarah Dowie: You didn't listen again—two ears one mouth Tracey.TRACEY MARTIN: You may not know this Ms Dowie. That is all right. You may not know what has actually happened but in 2009 your Government cut the funding and now the failures are showing. It left children out there.We have got a little 5-year-old at Warkworth Primary School who has got type 1 diabetes. He gets funded by your Government for 21 hours. He is at school for 30 hours. He will go into a diabetic coma if he is not monitored all the time but somehow Ms Dowie your Government believes it is appropriate to fund him for only 21 hours.Sarah Dowie: Eleven billion dollars into the education budget—$11 billion.TRACEY MARTIN: Your Government has no idea what it is doing. That $11 billion is for property Ms Dowie and for charter schools. Nearly $1 million—$900000—was taken by the sponsors of Vanguard Military School and given to a private company. How do you justify that Ms Dowie? You make statements platitudes inside this House while knowing nothing and while walking around and swallowing the rhetoric that Mrs Kaye and Ms Parata feed you. Invest in your own education Ms Dowie. Invest in your own education because that is what New Zealand First will be doing.Let us talk about the intensive wraparound service that this Government says—and Ms Parata stood up in this House and said that there is nobody on the waiting list for the intensive wraparound service. What she neglected to tell Parliament and the people of New Zealand was that actually at the beginning of this year the intensive wraparound service sent a message out to all the schools in New Zealand and said: "There's no more room. Don't apply." So there is no waiting list because "There's no more room. Don't apply."That is a little piece of information the New Zealand public should know and the reason why? The reason why this Government decided to reach into this bucket over here which suddenly magically has got all this money in it even though National has said for almost a decade now that there is no more money. It reached into this bucket because parents realised. Parents came with their special-needs children to the select committee and said "The system is failing. The Government said 'We're not putting any more money into it.' " and those members over there know it because they articulated that statement. The Government was putting no more money into it. Suddenly there was an uproar. Parents got up on their feet and started to make noise and suddenly this Government found $34 million.We had Pat Newman up in Northland making a call to newspapers because we have got children with knives threatening to kill themselves and others and this Government originally said: "Call the police." It originally said: "Call the police." Now it has found some money but is that not a shame? The polling—the polling.I say to the New Zealand public that New Zealand First is the cohesive team that you need for the 2017 election. We will lead this Government after 23 September so keep coming to us voters of New Zealand. Keep coming to us. Look to our policies. Talk to our people because both of those parties have let you down."