Woods MeganDr MEGAN WOODS (Labour—Wigram): Watching members opposite is like watching part three of a movie series that should never have been made. You sit there with the cushion kind of cringing behind it because you know it is tired it is out of ideas and it just lacks any kind of vision.Iain Lees-Galloway: Jumping the shark.Dr MEGAN WOODS: That is right. As my colleague Iain Lees-Galloway says it is the epitome of jumping the shark. This is 9 long years in the making this Government what we are seeing here today. What we are also seeing in the speeches—it is very interesting listening to the general debate speeches where you see the lines get refined. I notice that Government members have now stopped saying they are delivering for all New Zealanders. That is largely because obviously their polling is showing that is not what people believe. This is not a Government that is delivering for all New Zealanders. This is not a country where people are better off. This is a country where people are crying out for housing. This is a country where people need more from their health system and this is a country where people need more from their education system.The train crash that we are seeing opposite starts at the top. What we are seeing is a party headed by a leader who has no vision and is losing credibility with the New Zealand public. He is also losing moral authority. You only need to have a look at the Barclay affair. The story changes every day. Today again in question time we saw a man who thinks it is credible that the Prime Minister—the leader of our country so-called—can stand up and basically plead the Fifth" time and time again. He will not front up. He will not take responsibility. That is not leadership or what we need.We heard the Minister responsible for housing talking about housing. Well this Government needs to realise we have people living in cars. Newsflash: a car is not a home. It has four doors in the main and that is not a home. That is not a place I want to see New Zealanders calling home. We see a Government that in the middle of a housing crisis is continuing with its ideological agenda to flog off State houses. In Christchurch it is wanting to sell 2500 State houses and one of the consortiums that have been shortlisted to buy those houses has been accused of human rights breaches on Manus Island. These are the kinds of people who this Government thinks are capable of running our social housing. This is the one that Alfred Ngaro is not fronting up to and threatening to take away their funding if they happen to say a word out of line about the Government's absolute failure when it comes to housing.We do have a plan. We certainly have a plan for how many houses we are going to build in the Hutt Valley and I can tell you there will be more affordable options. We do not think that we can keep shutting New Zealanders out of housing like this Government does. Its plan in the Hutt Valley just shows that it has given up on affordable housing for a generation of New Zealanders. Labour will build houses. We have a housing crisis in New Zealand and when you have a housing crisis—newsflash: you need houses. That is exactly what Labour will deliver through its KiwiBuild programme.When I am out and about in my electorate in Wigram when I am in the doorstep when I am out meeting people and when I am on the phone the No. 1 issue that is raised with me is mental health. This is a Government that is absolutely letting down the country and the people of Canterbury when it comes to mental health. You only had to listen to the Minister of Health slipping and sliding in questions today in response to Dr David Clark about what the Government is doing. We have a population that has been left traumatised by a series of events and the latest event to traumatise them is the funding-pulling that this Government is doing in the area of mental health. It is an absolute dereliction of duty when it comes to the people of Canterbury and their well-being. And it is something this Government will be judged by by the people of Canterbury on 23 September. This is a Government that is not delivering for all New Zealanders. It is a Government that is facing a crisis in housing in health and in education and it is out of ideas."