Ngarewa-Packer DebbieHon WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour): Kua tae mai te rā. Ka nui taku riri ki tēnei Kāwanatanga engari he nui kē atu taku pōuri.ki te tū i tēnei rā ki te kōrero e pā ana ki tēnei pire. Ko te kaupapa ko te whakakahore i Te Aka Whai Ora He pōuri nā te mea ko tētahi o aku whanaunga e ārahi ana i tēnei pire i roto i tēnei Whare e haukoti ana i te nohoanga o te Taraipiunara. Ko tana hapū tētahi o ngā kaikerēme ko Te Kapotai tētahi o ngā kaikerēme o te whakakorenga o Te Aka Whaiora.Ko taku whanaunga te tangata arero rua. I roto i tēnei Whare i whakautu ia i te pātai a Peeni Henare mehemea ka noho ia ka kōrero ia ka whakarongo ia ki ōna iwi Māori ki ngā hapū ki ngā iwi ki te Taraipiunara. Ko tana whakautu i tērā wiki āe. Āe ka noho au ka whakarongo au ka āta whakaaro au i ngā kōrero." Engari i tēnei rā kua tau mai tēnei pire ki roto i tēnei Whare hei te mutunga o tēnei rā āpōpō pea kua whakakorengia tēnei. E kī e kī!Āe e tika ana te kōrero nā wai i teka? Nā te Minita i teka i tērā wiki. Ka āta kōrero ia whakarongo ia; kahore. Kahore.E taku whanaunga e mōhio ana ahau e poho kererū ana ō whanaunga.[The day has arrived. I am very angry at this Government but my sadness is much greater to stand here today to speak about this bill. The subject is the disestablishment of the Māori Health Authority.I am saddened because it is one of my relations that is leading this bill through this House and cutting off the sitting of the tribunal. His hapū is one of the claimants; Te Kapotai is one of the claimants of the disestablishment of the Māori Health Authority. My relation is a two-faced man. In this House he answered the question of Peeni Henare whether he would sit with discuss with and listen to his Māori people to the hapū to the iwi to the tribunal. His answer last week was "Yes. Yes I will sit I will listen I will carefully consider the discussion." But today this bill has arrived in this House at the end of the day maybe tomorrow this will be disestablished. How dare you!Yes that statement is true; whose lie was it? It was the Minister that lied last week. He will carefully discuss he will listen; no way. No way.To my relation I know your relations are very proud.]ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Ms Prime I realise that I'm subject to the translation but just be aware that you are running close to the line with some of these personal comments. But carry on. Hon WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: Ehara koe i taku whanaunga e te Māngai. E kōrero ana ahau ki te Minita ko ia taku whanaunga. Nō reira e hāngai ana ahau ki ngā kōrero e mōhio ana ahau ki tō kōrero.[You are not my relation Speaker. I am speaking to the Minister. He is my relation. So I am in alignment with the statements. I know what you are speaking about.]ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): I repeat my comment Ms Prime. Hon WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: E te Minita e mōhio ana ahau tō iwi e poho kererū i tō mahi hei tākuta nā te mea kei roto i ō ringaringa e te Minita kei roto i ō ringaringa te pae ora o wō tātou whānau; tamariki mokopuna. Engari kei konei i tēnei rā me te mau mai i tēnei pire i te whakakāhore i Te Aka Whai Ora. Ō rātou wawata mō te pae ora mō wā tātou tamariki mokopuna.E hoki ana ōku mahara ki te wā o taku matua a Kevin Prime i tīmata i te Ngāti Hine Health Trust i te taha i a Uncle Erima Henare i a Rob Cooper mā. Tō rātou hiahia kia whai i te oranga mō wā tātou tamariki mokopuna whānau Māori e tautoko ana i tēnei kaupapa o Te Aka Whai Ora kia whakatutuki i ngā wawata o rātou mā. Ngā mea e ora tonu ana i tēnei rā pērā i a Aunty Moe Milne ko ia tētahi i tū ana ki mua i te Taraipiunara me te whakahē i ō mahi me tana tino pōuri ko koe he whanaunga e mau mai ana i tēnei ki roto i tēnei Whare.Ko taku kōrero ki a koe e taku whanaunga e tino whakamā ana ahau i ō mahi. Āta whakaarohia kei roto i ō ringaringa te oranga mō wā tātou whanaunga tamariki mokopuna.[To the Minister I know that your iwi is very proud of your efforts as a doctor because in your hands Minister in your hands is the healthy future of our families; children grandchildren. But here you are today bringing this bill to disestablish the Māori Health Authority; their aspirations for a healthy future for our children grandchildren.My memories return to the time of my uncle Kevin Prime who started the Ngāti Hine Health Trust alongside Uncle Erima Henare and Rob Cooper and others. Their desire was to pursue wellbeing for our children grandchildren and Māori families and were in support of this initiative Te Aka Whai Ora to realise their aspirations. The ones who are still alive today like Aunty Moe Milne she is one of the ones that is standing before the tribunal and opposing your efforts and her deep sadness that you a relative is bringing this into this House.What I say to you my relation is that I am very embarrassed by your endeavours. Consider carefully that in your hands is the wellbeing of our relations children and grandchildren.]ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Ms Prime direct your comments to the Chair. Hon WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: E te Māngai e kōrero ana ahau ki te Minita. Ko ia taku whanaunga. Ko tāku e inoi ana ki a ia āe. Āe.[Speaker I am speaking to the Minister. He is my relation. What I am asking of him yes yes.]ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Ms Prime you direct your comments through the Chair and you do not use the first person. Hon WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: E te Māngai e kōrero ana ahau ki taku whanaunga me te pātai me te inoi me te tono me te tohe aha rānei ki a ia me tana mahi whakahē whakamutu i tēnei Te Aka Whai Ora me taku kōrero ki a ia e tino pōuri ana ahau i tana mahi e tino riri ana ahau i tana mahi.[Speaker I am speaking to my relation and asking and pleading and requesting and disputing and whatever else of him and his efforts to condemn and bring an end to this the Māori Health Authority and my statement to him that I am deeply saddened by his efforts and I am very angry at his endeavours.]DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Pāti Māori ): Point of order e te Pīka. Our whanaunga is never one person. We don't speak in Māori individually; we speak collectively. Our whanaunga is a hapū and an iwi. ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Well I'm not going to rule on that. I'm ruling on the language that was being used that came through my translation that Ms Prime was using and that was what I was ruling on. So—Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: E te Pīka point of order. ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Is this a new point of order Ms Ngarewa-Packer? Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: It's speaking to the previous point of order. If we are going to be—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Well I'm sorry but I've ruled on that already."