Penk ChrisCHRIS PENK (National—Helensville): Thank you very much Madam Chair. I wish to speak on the title of this bill. I will firstly just reflect very quickly on the point made by Jami-Lee Ross that this memorialising of Mr Twyford's name will not be a statue. It will none the less be a statute the difference only being a 't—and of course as oil is sometimes referred to as "Texas Tea" maybe there is some appropriateness there. Another thought I had in relation to the title of the bill was that it could be something along the lines of "Fill Up Phil Down" so fill up your petrol and Phil will go down—whether that's Phil Twyford of Phil Goff I suppose punters may make their choice as they see fit certainly within the Auckland region. But actually having thought about those possibilities I decided upon a different approach.I thought the words "regional fuel tax" are obviously pretty integral to the bill but the Government surely would not want to be associated with such a concept and so I thought if we were to switch the letters of those words around if we were to sort of mix it up somehow but still retain that character by way of an anagram then we might come up with something at least as useful in understanding what this bill is about. So an anagram for "regional fuel tax" is a "regulation flex" and it seems to me appropriate that we will have a mechanism for creating regulations flexing the muscles of the Government to be able to tax New Zealanders in this way. Alternatively we could have a "relegation flux" which could indicate the passage—I say that perhaps euphemistically—of the "relegation" or perhaps "delegation" if that were to have fitted of the powers of the Government to those who will be setting in the future such schemes in place.Other options allowed by my desire to mix things up a little bit in this way include also a "loafer exalting". I rejected that however because it seemed to me that it might suggest that there was particular enjoyment being taken by the Minister and it seems to me that a loafer is not a fair description of the Hon Phil Twyford. So I rejected that along with the similar a "fouler exalting" because that seems—The CHAIRPERSON (Poto Williams): Order! Could I just call the member to order. I know there is a little bit of levity that often accompanies the title and commencement phase of the committee stage. However we are starting to stray outside of any sense of relevancy to the bill so I would ask the member to come back to that please.CHRIS PENK: Thank you Madam Chair. It's a pleasure to speak in relation to the title and more narrowly perhaps now in relation to the actual title as it currently sits and to just sort of analyse how that all fits together. The bill is a land transport management (regional fuel tax) bill. The word "land" to me implies—and I think most New Zealanders would read the ordinary natural meaning of the word "land" to indicate that it would be about fuel for vehicles that travel by land and yet we have learnt through the process of discussing the bill in relation to non-commercial ships to which it will apply and potentially other craft that do not travel on land as well that actually it should not be the Land Transport Management Act only that is amended in this way.Now I'm not proposing that any other Acts be amended because that would be more appropriate to a Part 2 debate. However I wonder if some clarification could be given in the title of the bill to make it clear that the usual presumption is that a land transport management Act will actually continue to refer only to matters of land transport. Hence something along the lines of "Regional Fuel Tax in Relation to Land and Other Media or Domains" would perhaps be a useful way of setting out that distinction that is being made in this bill.My final point relates to the word "regional" within that and much has been said already about the fact that it is going to be on a regional basis. However it's worth setting out clearly I think in the title of the bill that there will be multiple regions lest anyone be unclear."