Utikere Tangi; Kuriger BarbaraTANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Thank you Madam Chair. I thank the Minister for those comments. It's interesting to hear this common rhetoric that you know We're doing this as a Government because we campaigned on it." Yes there is some sense to that but it also I think needs to be considered alongside other campaign commitments which were not campaigned on but suddenly are making their way through at some stage to become laws—and you know we think of things like smoke-free generations. So it's interesting that those sort of comments from the Minister I think need to be taken in the context for which the rules currently operate.Madam Chair I know that this is a very discrete component of the bill and I have two proposed amendments on the tabled amendment paper. The first one relates to the title and I think one of the really interesting things—and we've covered this off as a House whilst we've been sitting in urgency—is around the title of a bill or a piece of legislation. It's really important because it signals actually what is in the provisions that are in the bill or the legislation. I think when we look at what the current title is the Land Transport (Clean Vehicle Discount Scheme Repeal) Amendment Bill doesn't—well it might reflect what it actually does but I don't think actually it reflects what it means. So the tabled amendment in my name for clause 1 is to replace that with "Clean Vehicle Discount Scheme Repeal (Taking No Action on Climate Change) Amendment Bill". I think that really does sum it up because what we have in front of us is a series of suggestions that the committee has gone through that really do reflect the position of the new Government and that is one where the Government is not prepared to take any action on climate change.The reason why that's an appropriate title is because all of the things that are contained in all of the clauses within this bill lend themselves to stupid types of decisions—decisions that are not going in any direction to support households and communities to look at their emissions profile and to make some real positive decisions in that space. So the suggested change to the title of the bill to the "Clean Vehicle Discount Scheme Repeal (Taking No Action on Climate Change) Amendment Bill" is a very good name and I do hope that members of the committee will support that. It is reflective of the current Government's position and I look forward to support from members.The second is an amendment to clause 2 which would seek to replace the commencement date. Currently the commencement date is quite specific. It's 1 January 2024. It differs from some other bills where it relates to the day after Royal assent or something like that. I do think that having a specific date if we're to head down this path is helpful. I think that the suggestion of replacing that 1 January 2024 with 1 January 2025 is very helpful and I hope that members will be supportive of both of those clause changes.CHAIRPERSON (Barbara Kuriger): Members as agreed by the Business Committee it's time for me to report progress back to the Speaker. So I just ask for some silence as we get the House prepared for some maiden speeches.House resumed."