Kaye NikkiHon NIKKI KAYE (Minister for Youth): It is great to be a part of a fiscally responsible busy Government that is future focused. In the last few months alone our Government has announced half a billion dollars in terms of Police; we have announced a new superannuation policy; we are delivering hundreds of millions of dollars in new schools and new roll-growth classrooms; our education budget has gone up 35 percent since 2008—and you compare this with the Opposition. I think the phrase that I would give New Zealanders is: you have got one party of substance with significant initiatives delivering for New Zealand compared with a superficial cosmetic facelift. I want to talk about the deputy leadership of the Labour Party. We lost Annette King. I want to acknowledge Annette King. She has been a brilliant member of Parliament. She is someone who has huge respect across the House—and we got Jacinda Ardern. Now I have been based in Auckland Central for 8 years. I struggle to name anything that Jacinda has done. What I can say is that a great example is when Kevin Hague and I developed an adoption law reform bill. We spent a year on that bill; we put it in the ballot. Jacinda Ardern did a one-line bill telling the Law Commission to write the law for her.On her first day in the job as deputy leader on one of the biggest issues confronting our generation Generation X and Generation Y—on the issue of superannuation affordability—where was she? She had made a whole lot of statements previously about the importance of raising the age and Jacinda Ardern was nowhere to be seen. She had cut and run on the biggest issue facing our generation and that is another example of what is a whole lot of photo ops—yes she will be across every billboard but she absolutely failed our generation on her first day on the job.This is a common pattern across the Government. From our perspective we are out there announcing hard policies—Future Focus Predator Free 2050 superannuation—looking ahead. We are incredibly busy in our third term. Then you have this Opposition that not only had a very small number of policies before but now has Andrew Little across the country trying to erase that small number of policies that they had. We heard the other day that he is not going to raise taxes if he becomes Prime Minister. Memo to Andrew Little: you have to form a Government—on the current numbers which have been the numbers for the last 8 years—with the Green Party. So does anyone out there in New Zealand really believe that the Labour Party will not be raising taxes? It used to have a capital gains tax. Where has the capital gains tax gone? It has gone.This is a Labour Party that thinks the only way that it can get into Government is to totally get rid of all of its policies and to make sure that has got some nice fancy new billboards and some photo ops—compared with a Government that is prepared to make the hard decisions that is investing in infrastructure and that is investing more than a third more in schools. We are doing things in terms of our most vulnerable. We have got more significant investment than ever in terms of social investment. Anne Tolley is doing a great job in terms of some of our most at-risk and vulnerable children. We have got significant reform as I said before in law and order. We are going to have a whole lot more police on the streets. You have got ACC reductions happening—we took that out of a very difficult situation that we were handed.Generally you have got a situation in terms of the Government's books where we were staring down a decade of deficit. Now we are in surplus. You have got significant investments happening across social housing and you have got a Labour Party—the main Opposition—that thinks the way that it can win is to have no policy to have a superficial facelift and to have another person on the billboards. I do want to acknowledge that this election will be fought on some of the big issues for Generation X and Generation Y and in my view it is this side of the House that is confronting those issues and that side that is failing.