Peters WinstonRt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Acting Prime Minister): The recent Mood of the Boardroom report got one thing seriously right: the Leader of the Opposition ain't up to the job. As his caucus crumbles around him it's clear he just doesn't know what is necessary to do to keep his job. We all know that when you look at leadership you look for strength courage resolve an ability to persevere with the force of one's own arguments and above all loyalty—oh yes and the X factor as well.Mr Bridges is characterless and he's a pushover who can't stand up to his own colleagues—the recent one being the one that just spoke then. The biggest liability he's got as well as his biggest threat is the person that just spoke the MP for Papakura. See while he's been banging on about his leadership a report came out last week which illustrated just how much of a liability the MP for Papakura is to the National Party. That report was called the Government Inquiry into The Auckland Fuel Supply Disruption about September 2017. I'm asking every journalist that's halfway serious about their job to go and read that report because it's about a cover-up of epic proportions.The cover-up was carried out by a former Minister of energy who had close links to the company which was responsible for the fuel supply disruption in the first place. This is breathtakingly arrogant. Remember a quick reminder; it's 2014 Ms Collins sponsored a deal in China at the behest of her husband's company Oravida. The rest we know is history: she lost her job. That same year a digger registered to Oravida Kauri Ltd—get the name now? Oravida Kauri Ltd—inflicted serious damage on an oil pipeline on a lifestyle block on the outskirts of Ruakākā. That's 2014. That pipeline serves the window to New Zealand—the gateway to New Zealand—the Auckland Airport. What did the driver of that digger do—an employee of Judith Collins' husband's company?SPEAKER: Order! An employee of the company.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: All right OK an employee of the company. What did he do? Well he covered it up with dirt literally and that survived for three years. Then all of sudden on 14 September 2017 the break became known.Let me just give you an example of how he covered it up. [Holds up photo] That's the soil over the property over the pipeline that we're concerned about. And when it did breach and start to spill all over the place? [Holds up photo] That was the damage that was done back in 2014.Now what we've got here is a report coming out last week and no repercussions whatsoever. Can I ask this question: Why wasn't that photograph put in front of the National Party caucus last week?Hon David Bennett: Ha ha!Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Oh well there you go. Talk about the arrogance. The idea that no matter what happens he's always right. Good Lord! How did he get a job in a raffle? Can I just say it was a calamity but over three years the hole he created in that digger broke open and the rest is history. Now just the year after the damage first happened Oravida Kauri Ltd changed its name to Kauri Ruakaka Ltd. I wonder why!Then on Thursday as I said 14 September a breach of the pipeline jet fuel spewing out all over the property residents in the area being evacuated and fuel transmission to Auckland stopped for 10 long days. It cost $14 million alone to fix things up let alone all the loss of profits because the airlines couldn't fly. All this is thanks to a company named Oravida Kauri Ltd.And guess who led the response effort in the dying days of the last Government? Energy Minister Judith Collins. Don't you remember? Here she's being asked on 22 September: Any further update on how this was punctured in the first place?" Here comes the answer: "The last time there was any swamp kauri digging on that particular farm was in 2011." This person talking on RNZ knows that's not true because she has peculiar and particular and special knowledge. She went on to say "And even then it was a long way from where the pipeline was located." Oh really? How would she know that? This person is now digging herself in deeper and deeper. And she goes on to say "it's very up in the air as to what's happened and how it happened." She's asked "Do we know who the digger was and where the damage was done?" She says on 18 September "I have no idea who that is." Asked about the company "I have no knowledge of who would be doing the digging." She should be gone.SPEAKER: Order! The member's time has expired."