Collins JudithHon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura): What a pleasure to follow on from the brains trust from the Government—great to have that. It's wonderful to hear from New Zealand First that all we have to do is completely tank the New Zealand economy get the dollar down to 20c on the US dollar and everything will be super because that is actually their argument. The lower the New Zealand dollar goes they say in relation to the US the better we're doing. Well tell that to Mexico. That is the most defeatist pathetic attempt I've ever heard. They think that farmers are silly enough to believe that—no they're not. They understand they have to buy phosphate they have to buy fuel they have to do all the things and they have to pay with a dollar that is not worth as much. They are having to pay for that. Also they're getting the money in but the New Zealand dollar is not worth as much. Their argument is that makes us richer. Well I can show them some Monopoly money and that will make them even richer.Then we've got Dr Megan Woods—an entirely tone-deaf rendition. She said that that this is the best week for New Zealand. Well tell that to the people in Auckland Central and the people working on the SkyCity Convention Centre and all the people who've had to be shifted out of there and the people who have no doubt what looks very much like toxic fumes all around the place. That's the best week for New Zealand. Why was it the best week for New Zealand? She said it's because they've been in Government for two years. Well actually no. The best week for New Zealand is still coming. It's the week that they leave office and it's coming very soon. I'm going to do everything I can to help make that happen.Let's have a look at delivery because this was supposed to be the year of delivery—the year of delivery. Have a look at KiwiBuild. I give you KiwiBuild as a year of delivery. Well how's that been going team? How's it going? Then I give you KiwiBuild 2.0 which of course is light rail.Now let's just talk about transport light rail. National delivered for nine years in transport. We had roads going we delivered on rail we delivered on roads we delivered on the City Rail Link in Auckland. These are enormous big projects for a little country going through and coming out of the global financial crisis as we did and dealing with the Christchurch rebuild and Kaikōura. We had enormous issues to deal with and we still did it. What'd this lot get? Jacinda Ardern as Leader of the Opposition announced light rail up Dominion Road going from the CBD in Auckland to the airport. It was only going to cost $1.5 billion. Now we're told it will cost $6 billion to $8 billion and it won't be happening anytime soon and it might happen at $10 billion—and by the way not quite to the airport. It'll be somewhere in Māngere. You might have to catch a bus after that. What is going on with a Government like this? The Minister in charge is my dear friend the Hon Phil Twyford so what could go wrong? I mean really what could go wrong! KiwiBuild 2.0. Let's just have a look at health. OK so we spent $16.8 billion extra in health when we were in Government for nine years. There was enormous extra spend in health. We brought in targets for people to get immunised. What's the first thing this Government does when it gets into office? It gets rid of every single target that we put in place. In Counties Manukau in the Papakura electorate and in areas like that people were getting immunised. Kids were getting immunised. The schools and nurses—everybody was going out to people's homes to immunise children because if they didn't they'd never reach their targets. This Government came into office scrapped targets two years ago and now look what's happened. We have now had 1800 measles cases under this Government. Why are we not flying in measles vaccines from anywhere in the world to get them? What's wrong? We're told by Julie Anne Genter the Minister in charge that future possible tax cuts could put that at risk. No. What's happening here is that this Government's inability to deliver on anything it promises is putting kids and adults at risk.Measles is a very serious disease. It is highly infectious. This is a Third World disease now in a country that should be First World. It is an absolute and total disgrace and I cannot understand why it is that the Minister of Health is still in charge the Associate Minister is still there and none of them seem to know what to do.