Doocey MattMATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much Mr Speaker. Well well well; we've learnt it all tonight. When this bill first got pulled as I said the media wrote a title: Doocey Taking the Piss". I think the title tomorrow morning will be "The Labour Government Taking the Piss". Really? Are they saying they are happy to live in a country where retailers are openly selling a means to cheat a workplace drug test? That is what the Labour Government is saying tonight. They are happy for that. They are happy for a 16-year-old or an 18-year-old to walk into one of those shops maybe not looking for a product like that but think "Oh I've never thought of that before. Must be OK because it's being sold legally." and go back to the workplace consume drugs and then use synthetic urine to cheat a drug test.Members said before that we haven't heard about employees. Well the reason I know about this issue is because the employer who brought the issue to me it was other employees in the workplace that dobbed on their colleague when he had told them what had happened. The reason they dobbed on him was because they did not want to work in a workplace where people had cheated a drug test and put them all at risk. When I say all at risk these are our family these are our neighbours and these are our friends. Any one of our loved ones going forward from tonight is at risk because this Labour Government did not take the opportunity to stop retailers openly selling a means to cheat a workplace drug test. What has happened in New Zealand's social fabric that we can continue this to happen? I hear from the members saying "Oh well we haven't heard of how much the issue is." If they'd done their research—it's called the Parliamentary Library; use the email system and the work's done for you. Last year November in the Navy there was suspicion so they searched a sailor's cabin. Along with the bong and plant-like material believed to be cannabis they found an empty box of synthetic urine used to pass drug tests. There's another case—in our Navy. We're hearing these stories every week. One of the reasons why we don't know the totality of the issue is exactly what happened to my constituent. Because when he tried to raise it he was threatened with the reputational risk of his business. Because everyone wanted to say "Oh wow. You've clearly got a drug problem. Wait till your customers hear about that." That's wrong. Hard-working Kiwis are working hard all their lives trying to employ people so they can fund their kids' education and their mortgage and we're allowing employees to go and cheat a workplace drug test? Really? Is that what the Labour Government has resorted to?Each backbencher MP tonight is going to have to go back to their electorate and defend their decision that they are happy with people going into their workplaces using synthetic urine and cheating a drug test. They had an opportunity to stop that tonight but do you know what they did? They toed the party line. Here are new MPs that worked their guts off no doubt in campaigns and put their personal brand and reputation up and now they turn up to Parliament to make a difference and they get told that they've got to vote down a bill. The principle we are debating here tonight is: do you agree that in New Zealand retailers should be able to openly sell a means to cheat a drug test—synthetic urine? It's a simple question and the Labour Government has answered that question tonight. They believe it is appropriate. They're the role models for the next generation. They're the ones telling the next generation that it's OK to go down to COSMIC spend 40 bucks and spliff up all night and if you get tested tomorrow morning at your heavy machinery workplace just use the synthetic urine and it's OK—the Labour Government said it's OK. That is disgusting."