Lee MelissaMELISSA LEE (National): Thank you very much Mr Speaker. It's a great pleasure to rise. Do you know what? I am absolutely shocked at the contribution of the Government members and the coalition partners. When they actually get up on their pins and start talking I wonder who's actually in Government because they keep talking about how terrible the situation is. Well the Government is actually the Labour-led Government. They have been in Government for nearly two years and what have they actually delivered for New Zealand?Dan Bidois: Nothing.MELISSA LEE: Nothing—who said that? Nothing. They've actually delivered nothing.In my particular portfolio for example in communications there is no Chief Technology Officer that they promised. There is nothing. There are actually three digital advisory groups—the Digital Economy and Digital Inclusion Ministerial Advisory Group the stakeholders in that work—and even the Prime Minister's informal group that advises her on the digital needs of our nation. What have they actually done? Nothing—zero. There are actually 5G auctions. When are they going to happen? The Minister cannot actually tell us when they're going to happen. Apparently they're going to happen sometime next year. There's no public media funding commission that the Government promised. They promised a public media funding commission. Where is it? It hasn't actually happened.So this Government has a terrible record for delivering. They are absolutely not delivering and they claim to care. I am shocked at the—I think it was question time last week when Mr Phil Twyford actually mentioned that the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development spent $21 million on KiwiBuild policy and the work that they're doing. I said Work that they're doing?" How many KiwiBuild homes have they built? They've delivered less than 150 homes—less than 150 homes—and I have to actually say that when the Prime Minister talks about this Government building more houses than any other time since the 1970s she is actually talking about the private sector. Yes the private sector is actually delivering for New Zealand as always but this Government is certainly not doing that.When we're talking about houses the Government's actually responsible for in social housing I think what this Government has actually built—they're actually talking about the houses that the National Government put in place. What this Government has actually done—they promised 1000 KiwiBuild homes in the first year 5000 KiwiBuild homes in the second year and 10000 KiwiBuild homes in the third year. So far we've literally only got less than 150 homes and they've spent more than $21 million on administration. That is so typical of a Labour-led Government and when Ministers get up and say "Oh it's a terrible thing; the world's in a terrible place."—the National Government came in after a global financial crisis a world economic failure and we managed to put our books into the positive. We returned our books into the black not red. But this Government is set on destroying this country's economy.You know whenever I actually go out and go to the local restaurant the takeaway bars the coffee shops the local employers actually say "When are you going to change this Government?" because they're in a worse off situation. More people are homeless; businesses are suffering. Not long ago I had a phone call from a desperate constituent who was actually trying to help someone who was homeless for more than 80 days—87 days to be exact—and this Government was doing nothing. This Government was absolutely doing nothing. There are more people living in their cars more people living in caravan parks and this Government claims that they are doing something. I'd like to know when they are actually going to start measuring their performance as a Government as leaders of the nation.The Prime Minister and the Ministers talk about this Government being kind. All they have been doing is finding excuses and blaming the previous National Government and that's all they are doing. I would like to start from the top actually. I would like the Prime Minister and all of the Ministers—actually maybe tomorrow. There's a big reshuffle so I don't know. Maybe some of them are actually going to say "Well it's not my responsibility any more." and I wish good luck to Kris Faafoi. Hopefully he will actually get a Cabinet post. But this Government is failing New Zealanders."