Sio WilliamSu'a WILLIAM SIO (Labour—Māngere): Nothing of what the Minister of Customs or her colleagues said means anything to the people and families who are struggling today. Nothing of what they have said in this House today is going to help an elderly couple—75 and 70 years old—who saw me on Monday who are going to be evicted by Housing New Zealand and have been given 90 days' notice without any support for other accommodation. Nothing of what that Minister or any of her colleagues said is going to help the growing number of people who are living in homeless situations who are forced to live in a car. I think it is time that we evaluate this Government and seriously evaluate it because when it came into power 8 years ago—and next year marks its third term—it promised a brighter future for all New Zealander did it not?Hon Member: For all New Zealanders.Su'a WILLIAM SIO: For all New Zealanders. It promised a brighter future for all New Zealanders. Let me ask the Government: why is it that Te Puea Marae is taking on people during the winter season? Why is that? Why is it that ordinary families who have never had to protest before are protesting in Park up for homes Māngere? Why is it that they are protesting in Māngere? Why is it that they are protesting in Ōtara? Why is it that on Saturday they protested here in Wellington? It is because they are not receiving the brighter future that this Government promised. We now have 42000 people living in the pre-housing situation. That means that they are living in garages or cars. That does not include the thousands of people who are living in emergency homes. Those people are not receiving the brighter future. Garages were built for vehicles not for families with children. Cars are a mode of transportation not for people to live in. Those people are not receiving the brighter future that this Government promised them. I have here a report released yesterday by the department of statistics which I have to say—Hon Annette King: Shall we believe them?Su'a WILLIAM SIO: Well this is the Government ministry that we charge as a Parliament to provide quality information for this House in order for us to make decisions. I feel like grabbing the Minister by the neck in a theoretical way and saying to him: Look at this report. Look at this report and what it says."Pita Paraone: Control yourself.Su'a WILLIAM SIO: I am trying to control myself—because as my colleague Jacinda Ardern said 10 percent of New Zealanders are controlling 60 percent of the wealth.Pita Paraone: How much?Su'a WILLIAM SIO: Ten percent of New Zealanders are controlling 60 percent of the wealth. Furthermore if you look at this report you will see that the median wealth of a European family is $114000—$114000. But then we look underneath that and we see that for the Asian population it is $33000. That is the median wealth. For the Māori population it is $23000. For the Pasifika population it is $12000—$12000—which is nine times lower than the European population is receiving. I am not downing the European population. I think it is important because it is not us and them; it is about what that Government promised. Every New Zealander should have a brighter future. That is not what we have received in the last 8 years and I said today to the group of students who came from Southern Cross Campus that the consequence of what is happening here and what is happening to our communities—high unemployment low incomes unaffordable housing—is a direct consequence of this Government's policy and that the only way that we can change this is to change the Government. That is the message. That is the message that I am saying to all of our young people because the only way that we can truly have a brighter future is when this lot are no longer in power no longer in control of policy because the inequality that we now face today is a direct consequence of everything that they have done. They are not here for the rest of New Zealanders; they are here only for their friends and mates—that top 10 percent. I say to this Government here: "Get ready to leave because if you do not change policy now to address the inequality we are going to get rid of you in 2017.""