SpeechHon TRACEY MARTIN (Minister of Internal Affairs): I rise on behalf of New Zealand First in support of the Imprest Supply (Third for 2019/20) Bill in front of us today—as has been mentioned $52 billion that the Government is I guess seeking from this House to ensure the work that the Minister of Finance and those supporting him have been doing to support New Zealand businesses New Zealand's self-employed New Zealand banks New Zealand individuals New Zealand homes and New Zealand families while we deal with what we need to deal with to address COVID-19.I want to pick up on something that Mr Seymour said and repeat it. There are 120 members of Parliament of this House. Our job is to make sure that we hear the voices of New Zealanders and to be there for them. We are their servants. So during this time I hope that business and New Zealanders hear the full package that the Minister of Finance has talked about that this bill will enable and know that our email addresses still work. We may not be here but we are still on the job and so if you have difficulties if you need information that you cannot find for whatever reason on the ministries' websites whether that be the COVID-19 website or whether that be on the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment's website (MBIE)—wherever—then fire off an email. We are still working we are still your servants and as soon as we can I'm sure that every member of Parliament will make sure that they find where they can direct you to so that you will be able to access or at least find out more information about the supports that the Minister of Finance has talked about today.I also want to ask for you to be patient. I noticed up on social media that businesses have been trying to get through whether it be to the Ministry of Social Development or whether it be through to MBIE. This is not a flash in the pan. The Government's support will be there for as long as it takes to bring us through COVID-19 and out the other side so that our country is healthy just as much as we want our individual citizens to be healthy. So I ask you to be patient on the phones. I ask you to understand that this is an unprecedented event that our public servants have been working from their homes 24/7 many of them to make sure that the systems are in place to try and provide you with as much support and confidence so that during these uncertain times you will know that your Government is here for you.The one other thing I would like to talk about is I do want to acknowledge Fire and Emergency New Zealand both the career and volunteers who are also part of the essential services that are going to be on the front line after midnight tonight. I want to make sure that we acknowledge those individuals who also give up time and put themselves in the way of harm to support their communities and the NGOs that are going to need support here.Like my family who has had two young people instantly find themselves unemployed there are other families that are going to be in the same circumstances. My family can ride this through because of the level of income that we have had over a period of time. We're lucky. There are other families that do not have the level of income that they need to ride this through so part of what the Government will do is to support those NGOs and those community organisations that we need to to support those who will have and are having a more difficult time over the next four weeks and beyond that.So on behalf of New Zealand First knowing that this House wants to move forward and pass these so that the people of New Zealand can have confidence in the support from their Government New Zealand First supports the bill.