Upston Louise; Salesa JennyHon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): I too want to raise some concerns in the debate on the title and commencement about the title of this piece of legislation because it doesn't really reflect anything in terms of what this bill covers. If you take it section by section if you looked at it in terms of a taxation bill most people would be expecting that it would be about tax rates and the collection of tax.The second part of it is around the COVID-19 support payments and the frustration for many that have been watching this debate will be What are they? What are these support payments?" So when this traffic light system comes in what support will be available for businesses that are being hit exponentially with lockdowns? Whether it's those in the tourism industry in the mighty Taupō David Seymour which I know you enjoy so well; whether it is travel agencies or hospitality there are some industries that have been hit particularly hard. When the traffic light system comes into place businesses will want to know what support is going to be available.So it is interesting in this bill that it has been talking about the resurgence support payment but many have been asking me about the wage subsidy so where does the wage subsidy sit in this? So first of all in the title of the bill it refers to the COVID-19 support payments and yet there is no detail about what that would look like whether it is targeted at what traffic light colours it would come in and just how are specific industries—Taupō is the events capital of New Zealand extraordinarily hit with both the alert level system and potentially the traffic light system as well. I think the Government's forgotten that many events are—Hon Michael Wood: Point of order. Madam Chair I'm aware it's a very interesting night in the National Party but I am finding the mid-back bench conferencing that's been going on for a long period of time quite distracting from the address being made by the Hon Louise Upston.Hon LOUISE UPSTON: And he was so riveted! I am flattered. I'm flattered by the member that he was so riveted by the speech around the title and commencement and so clearly understanding the points that I was making that the title of this bill does not accurately reflect for one moment what is in this bill. And that's before I've even got to the third part which is of course the Working for Families tax credits. So anyone who read that would be getting excited thinking perhaps there is a significant increase in the Working for Families tax credits. Well actually no there's not. The cost of living is going up and the Consumers Price Index (CPI) adjustment which is due on 1 April would have been happening anyway and yet here's a piece of legislation about which my colleague from the ACT Party as a new MP quite rightly said "Why are we debating this in urgency?"And it comes into effect—because these are the 1 April changes that were planned anyway and were going to be coming into effect on 1 April. So we're spending time in urgency now passing legislation around a bill that's called the Taxation (COVID-19 Support Payments—when we don't know anything about the support payments—and Working for Families Tax Credits) Bill that actually only adjust the CPI plus $5 a week and the Government would let people know with their grand headlines and their press releases that people were going to be getting significantly more amounts of money each week which is clearly incorrect.So I do think that the title of this bill is misleading and I do think that you know for pieces of legislation like this that affect hundreds of thousands of people albeit in a minor way there at least should be wording that reflects accurately what is occurring. The National Party would have preferred to have had legislation called the "Reducing Taxation from Hard-working New Zealanders and Letting You Keep More of What You Earn Bill". But of course instead the Labour Government wants to simply take your money off you turn it around recycle it put a new badge on it and give it back to some of you.Madam Chair I do submit to you and to the Minister in charge of the bill that a more appropriate name and title of this bill—CHAIRPERSON (Hon Jenny Salesa): Order! The member's time has expired."