Falloon Andrew; Rurawhe AdrianANDREW FALLOON (National—Rangitata): Thank you Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to take a call this evening on the Prime Minister's statement. I was just reading through it this afternoon and I really enjoyed this particular passage which I have to share with the House know us by our deeds. Know us by what we do not by a press statement … know us by what we do." If I were a comedy writer I don't think I could have scripted that any better because if this Government is known for anything it is known for being a Government of press statements.But let's just match up some of that rhetoric with some of the reality. In December 2017 Jacinda Ardern and Phil Twyford made a press statement saying that KiwiBuild will deliver 100000 affordable houses over the next 10 years.Chris Penk: How many?ANDREW FALLOON: One hundred thousand houses over 10 years. Let's match that up with their deeds—"know us by our deeds." this Prime Minister has said. Well the number is nowhere near the 10000 a year that they need to average to reach that. It's 443—443 after 2½ years. As my colleague Simeon Brown has told the House earlier tonight it's not even enough to keep up with cancelling construction at Ihumātao. What else? What of their other deeds? Well we have another press statement this time from 2017 from Chris Hipkins promising to end all school donations for all schools. But "know us by our deeds." according to the Prime Minister. In the Ashburton and Timaru districts 25 schools out of 50—this will not apply to exactly half the schools. They're either not taking part or in the vast majority of cases they are not eligible under the Government's policy.Surely though surely we can do better with the Green Party. The Green Party that party of honesty holiness and virtue—surely they would not let us down. Well there was a press statement from Julie Anne Genter in December 2018 where she says "Road safety is one of our highest priorities." but know them by their deeds—by their deeds. What have been their deeds? More than $5 billion ripped out of the State highway network. The road between Ashburton and Christchurch is now the second most dangerous stretch of highway in the country for fatalities and serious injuries.James Shaw co-leader of the Greens climate change Minister November 2019: "We are transitioning to a low-carbon economy." What then of the Government's deeds in the area that the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says is their nuclear-free moment? Massive growth in the amount of coal being burnt for electricity generation following a press statement announcing a ban on offshore gas exploration prior to the Prime Minister flying out for Paris.More recently just two days ago the health Minister David Clark was saying "Our priority remains protecting the health and safety of the public."—a laudable goal. Why then are health officials at international airports handing out inaccurate information about coronavirus to passengers arriving from Asia? Why are the Government recycling leaflets from August 2014 which describe symptoms of bird flu and not of coronavirus? "Know us by our deeds." the Prime Minister says—know us by our deeds. We absolutely will.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Adrian Rurawhe): I understand this is a split call. I call Paul Eagle—five minutes"