Bennett David: Land Transport and Road User Charges Legislation Amendment Bill — First ReadingText is incorporated into the Bound VolumeBennett David: Land Transport and Road User Charges Legislation Amendment Bill — First Reading[Sitting date: 27 August 2013. Volume:693;Page:13038. Text is incorporated into the Bound Volume.]DAVID BENNETT (National—Hamilton East): It gives me great pleasure to speak on the first reading of the Land Transport and Road User Charges Legislation Amendment Bill. Is it not a pleasure to see a new member like Iain Lees-Galloway try to do a 10-minute speech? He tried to do 10 minutes could not stick to the bill and had to go on about other things. He could not stick to the bill. He is the silent partner of the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee. He sits there meekly day after day followed by unionists either side of him not allowed to say a word. He sits on that committee and does not say a word.Hon Simon Bridges: They wouldn’t let the King’s boy speak?DAVID BENNETT: No exactly—silver spoon. But he is going in. He is best mates with another silver spoon Mr Herne Bay 1984. Those two together are going to be the new team for the Labour Party—Herne Bay and Palmerston North. I will look forward to seeing that happening.Hon Trevor Mallard: I raise a point of order Mr Speaker. [Interruption]The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): Look a point of order is heard in silence.Hon Trevor Mallard: Members are to be referred to by their names or by their electorates and that member knows that he is breaching that.The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): Yes I have had to rule on this earlier today. There is Speakers’ ruling 28/1: members will refer to members by their names.DAVID BENNETT: Thank you Mr Assistant Speaker. Well Iain Lees-Galloway is going to be the spokesperson we can see from the Labour Party on this bill.Hon Tau Henare: It’s Iain Lees-Galloway.DAVID BENNETT: Pardon? What did you say?Hon Tau Henare: Iain Lees-Galloway. He went to King’s. He’s got two names.DAVID BENNETT: Oh that is right. That is right. He probably needs three names if he is going with David Cunliffe. Then you have got “Tricky Trevor” there. He is going to be there as well.This bill is important. It is good to finish this bill off. If the members there want to have a fight let them go for it outside. This bill is in the best interests of the New Zealand transport sector. It is important when you see a Government that is actually doing something in transport and building things like the Waikato Expressway. Louise Upston and I are very proud of the Government’s achievements in the Waikato unlike what Labour did for our region. This is actually part of that process where we are continuing to work on these rules to make sure we get the best things and the best approach for the New Zealand transport sector.This bill will pass and it is good to see the Labour Party supporting it. We look forward to the New Zealand First Party supporting it as well. There are no conspiracies involved so the New Zealand First Party has got no reason to vote against it. The Green Party members should also be voting for it but I am sure that they will bring in their magical electric trains so that they cannot vote for it in the end. Thank you. I look forward to this bill passing.