Bennett DavidHon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you Madam Speaker. Well it's a very difficult bill to do a 10-minute speech on I'll give you that because there's not much in there. But I won't hold back for the Labour Party because it's what they've all come here for; they want to hear what we've got to say. So you know this has been talked about by the other members about how massive the changes are but actually how practical some of them are as well. And at a time when you know people have had the loss of land and loss of their properties it is a serious matter and anything that can be helped in the Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) report or the land information memorandum report is of benefit to those people and future potential residential or property owners that may encounter a difficulty in the future. So we understand the rationale and the reason for it. Doing it in urgency does not really make much sense but they haven't got much else to do so we can understand why they're doing this. But I guess the biggest threat to local government at the moment is in regard to the assets of local government that are being appropriated by this Government an appropriation which has been based on a theme that they have taken and this bill actually relates to it in a very loose sense in the sense that local government should be given more respect than this Government has given them in what they're doing around water and resources. And the resources we're talking about here are effectively water land and other impacts. So it does have an impact on many New Zealanders and especially on local government. Glen Bennett: Tell us more.Hon DAVID BENNETT: Tell us more? Well I would but I fear the Speaker might cut me off if I tell you exactly what's happening in the Water Services Legislation Bill and we can't really divulge that because it's in committee as well. But suffice to say that it's just a take of assets from councils. Everyone knows that.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Jacqui Dean): Order! Order! Order! We are in urgency and so I do like to give a little bit more latitude to members. Straying from a bill—briefly—I can accept but I think I gave enough body language warnings to the member that the time had come to veer back into the lane which is the lane of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Amendment Bill. So I'll ask the member to confine his comments to the contents of this bill.Hon DAVID BENNETT: Yes and thank you Madam Speaker. I wasn't intending to go off lane; I was really just helping out a member and colleague that needed some assistance. And so you know in effect this bill is something we will support. We see the practicalities of it. It's just it's very disappointing that a Government after six years gets to the stage where this is all they can ram through in urgency. And you know it's really just a symptom of the Government that they are and how they've failed New Zealanders. And so we look forward to a speedy transition through the House. Now the member over there Naisi Chen is standing up already. I might have to take a few more sentences then if she's going to stand up like that you know without being called. That's completely inappropriate for a new member to do that and they should just read the bill again maybe and enjoy it. But thank you.