Bennett Paula; Mallard TrevorHon PAULA BENNETT (Deputy Leader—National): Well there's a vast vast difference—the difference being of course that the Government in this general debate thought they would scan around and they might try and find one Opposition MP that might've said something that they don't agree with and they could try and stretch that out for five minutes yeah? So good on you you managed to find one that you didn't agree with.My list—that I'm going to try and get through in less than five minutes because I've spent 30 seconds already—could go: Winston Peters David Parker Kelvin Davis Andrew Little Eugenie Sage Shane Jones Stuart Nash Phil Twyford Chris Hipkins Jenny Salesa David Clark Iain Lees-Galloway Michael Wood and list MPs' offices. I'm going to try and show the incompetencies of all of those in the short four minutes that I've got left. I don't have only one to get through like they did in five minutes of trying to find it; I managed to get through such a long list. It is a rich smorgasbord of dysfunction that is happening on a daily basis from this coalition Government. So first of all we have Mr Winston Raymond Peters who continuously told us that immigration must be slashed by 30000—These people were dreadful but now we're in Government we'll just zip it." Of course these foreigners that are buying all these houses and are doing such a dreadful job—"We will do something about it." he said in Opposition. Now in Government—zip. In fact: "We've changed it." It's a complete back-down that we're seeing.Kelvin Davis doesn't know how to house prisoners doesn't know if they're double-bunked doesn't know what he's doing in a tourism portfolio and makes a fool of himself in select committee.Andrew Little is one that's really up my goat at the moment. He can't actually talk to his coalition partners work out what he might do with stuff that's going through and then has the audacity to stand in this House and say that a sexual assault against a corrections female officer—where her buttocks were grabbed for seconds where she had time off work where she was followed and intimidated—is a low-level assault. Shame on him and shame on the women of Labour who sit back and let him make those statements yet would be the first ones to leap on us if we were to say anything even close to it. In fact they go looking for our men to say something wrong. This was a man who said that a sexual assault on a corrections officer was considered low level and did not consider and think about how women these days feel when they want to stand up and be heard about the violence that's happening out there. So that's one that I think is absolutely shameful.Eugenie Sage went out there and said "No bottling of water." and everything else and we were supposed to believe that during the campaign. I was a Minister who was involved with the Overseas Investment Office and made the decision not to go ahead with Lochinver Station. She did not ask the right questions she did not have a stance on it that actually meant something and she could've made a different decision but didn't actually have the courage to do so. I think that that is shameful when you stand there.Quite frankly Shane Jones and what we saw today in this House—you may find it mildly entertaining. You may find it embarrassing that the Prime Minister had to stand there repeatedly and say of your comments—even though you were invited as a Minister and were speaking as a Minister at an event you then in this very House where you are a Minister made statements that are degrading one of the best companies that we've got in this country quite frankly. The Prime Minister herself has to say that you made them in your "personal capacity… end of story" and she had to say that a good half a dozen times in the media. It's actually—Hon Shane Jones: Champion! Champion! Champion!Hon PAULA BENNETT: You may find it amusing; most of us find it actually embarrassing but that's fine.Stuart Nash—I mean where to start on that? The changes for policing: I get that we come in and make our own stamps as Ministers and do what we want to do but to actually go out there and campaign that we need more police stations and that New Zealanders need to live closer to them and then drop that completely—this is not getting noticed by the public at the moment but trust me we'll make sure it does. Actually what they've done is taken away that every New Zealander should live within 25 kilometres of a staffed police station. I think the "champion of the provinces" as he likes to call himself should get on that because I think it is an absolute shame that they will not be opening the stations that we promised them and instead are closing them.Phil Twyford—well let's be fair. He has KiwiBuild numbers that just don't add up and aren't possible and we're buying houses instead of building them. Then today we hear about a list Labour MP who then brags in the papers with Michael Wood saying that they are sharing offices and this is a way for—SPEAKER: Order! The member's time has expired."