Warren-Clark AngieANGIE WARREN-CLARK (Labour): Thank you Madam Speaker. I'm going to say the name of the title of this bill because I think we probably could have improved it: Building (Building Products and Methods Modular Components and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. Hon Member: Nah that's good!ANGIE WARREN-CLARK: Do you like that you reckon? It's a real pleasure to rise and speak on this bill. I had the pleasure of beginning this piece of work in the 52nd Parliament on the Environment Committee and then finishing it in the 53rd Parliament select committee. So I was aware of the 93 submissions and we heard from 28 submitters and that was in the previous Parliament. Being the wife of a certified builder I can say that this bill was greatly interesting to me. I guess I know the minutia of building components building practices labour contracts all of those things that affect the building industry; so I was quite interested in this bill. We need a building system of course that inspires trust and confidence and I'd just like to say my husband does that but other builders may not. So as a result we had an example of the leaky building system that happened and we still have a serious issue with that many years later and confidence was dented in the industry. As a consequence we have got to the point where we need to move forward from that and I think we've put certification in we've done a whole pile of things which also support the great builds out there and the building work that we need to do to fix our housing crisis but it is extremely important that we address some of the things that are changed in the industry. So I think it's been well traversed around the modular components—I think that has been well traversed in the House.I'd like to pick up on the other part of this bill: the building products. Now more than 200000 building products are out there—lots and lots of online opportunities to purchase. Go online yourself. Google Which screws shall I use for my deck?" and ultimately you will have 50 or 60 options and what do you choose and when do you choose those and why do you use them and the purposes for those—these are all important matters. So this bill working alongside the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment will give us a description of the product; details of the manufacturer the importing supplier the retailing supplier; and a building products installation use maintenance and disposal requirements; and any warnings any bans or restrictions.Now I don't know about you but I've been listening with great interest to the RNZ debate on which way up the grooves go for treading on decking. Now it is a highly contentious issue and so I went to the source of all information my husband and I said "Grooves up grooves down?—which way? What happens?" And he said to me "Well it really depends on your client but it does actually affect the performance of that product." So this bill is actually helping do that. But then he said and get this—and I think my colleague Jo Luxton her husband is also a builder and he'll probably concur with me as well—that there is actually a product that has treading on both sides and that's the one you should go for. So I just thought that I would fill the House in in regards to that.I think it is extremely important—I've made light of this but I think it is an extremely important step and I want to acknowledge the Minister for bringing this bill to the House and the previous Minister Hon Jenny Salesa for commencing this work. It's been a massive amount of work. There's a lot of thinking that's gone on and into this bill. It's giving us a regulatory system that is going to enable and support us to do things better in the building industry. We all want that. Therefore I commend this bill to the House.Motion agreed to.Bill read a second time."