Doocey MattMATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much Mr Speaker. What is clear is a level of growing frustration around New Zealand at a Government that is in complete shambles and chaos. As the Prime Minister departs to go offshore she leaves behind a Government that is in complete chaos and people in New Zealand frustrated with a Government that is not responding and not managing the issues that are important to them. Look at the fiasco we had today around vaccines for the measles outbreaks. How many anxious parents are there around New Zealand looking for the Government to respond and show leadership? The Associate Minister of Health Julie Anne Genter said very clearly in the last few days that the new intake of vaccines of 52000 was enough to last till the end of the year. Well if that is true why was their announcement of 100000 today? Clearly it was because what she said was not correct and we knew it wasn't correct because the maths did not add up. We've distributed 54000 vaccines this month alone. How were 52000 vaccines going to last till January? And what's the most cynical part of the story? It is that the PR to announce the 100000 vaccines from the Ministry of Health was sent out at 2.38 p.m. today during question time. They've been caught out. Their maths doesn't add up. And then just to add insult to injury the Rt Hon Winston Peters gets up and doesn't believe we have one million 15- to 29-year-olds in New Zealand. Well he's right in one way because it's actually 1013750. I know he wants to take us back to the Muldoon era of the 1970s. He gets up and says there's only 600000 15- to 29-year-old New Zealanders alive. SPEAKER: Order! Order!MATT DOOCEY: What generation does this Government live in? What generation when you think there's only 600000 15- to 29-year-olds in New Zealand. And then they block the tabling of the document from the Parliamentary Library—SPEAKER: Order! [Interruption] Order! The member knows he can't refer to those decisions. Well maybe he doesn't. He does now.MATT DOOCEY: Thank you Mr Speaker. So here we have an absolute shambles for an important issue and many parents around New Zealand will be appalled to know that the Government is incompetent in delivering lifesaving vaccines for vulnerable young New Zealanders. But we know they are a Government where the numbers don't stack up. And that's a frustration that New Zealanders are saying to us out on the streets of New Zealand. When you see things like the lack of investment—and this is the problem with the shambles in the beltway we have in New Zealand at the moment—how that impacts on regional and provincial New Zealand. Look an example in my electorate: the Government came in and cancelled the much needed Belfast to Pegasus motorway including the Woodend bypass. They just scrapped it. You know you've got a State highway where parents take their primary school students across a State highway to the school and there's not even a pedestrian crossing. This Government comes in cancels that motorway but then they say Hold on. What we're going to do is have a safety improvement programme."Yet we had a public meeting in the last few weeks with the head of the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) for the South Island. The safety improvement programme that they've had three consultations on now in the last two years is going to take up to four years to roll out—but wait there's no guarantee of funding. NZTA says their budget is oversubscribed. That's the desperation round regional and provincial New Zealand. Why? [Interruption] SPEAKER: Order! One speaker at a time.MATT DOOCEY: Because this Government stripped $5.5 billion out of State highway funding—vital transport infrastructure into the regions. No wonder people around New Zealand are frustrated because decisions made in the beltway of New Zealand are being effected in the provinces. Vaccines health vital roading infrastructure transport—they're the real issues that affect New Zealanders. And so as the Prime Minister takes off next week she leaves behind a Government—a shambolic Government—that is not responding to the real domestic issues facing New Zealanders and New Zealand."