Radhakrishnan PriyancaPRIYANCA RADHAKRISHNAN (Labour): Tēnā koe e Te Māngai o Te Whare. As an Auckland-based MP it has been a privilege to see this bill progress through the House. As other members have done in their contributions today can I also just acknowledge the member in whose name this bill is Dr Parmjeet Parmar for the work that she's put in to shepherd the bill to where it is today. Also as others have said this is a bill that makes a pretty small and technical fix but it is one that will make life fairer for the nine specified amenities who will be impacted by the change that it makes.So I just wanted to—I'm not going to read out all the names of the amenities because many others have done that but I do want to acknowledge them though because they do provide a huge amount a significant contribution to the arts culture and heritage space—for example the Auckland Philharmonia Trust and the Auckland Theatre Company. There's the New Zealand Opera as well. There's the Auckland Festival Trust. That's actually a really interesting one that I just want to draw the House's attention to because we know that Auckland is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world both in terms of the ethnic community populations that Auckland houses in a sense but also I've heard it being described as the Polynesian capital of the world as well. One of the things I was really interested to discover when I looked into the Auckland Festival Trust is that Auckland had the largest festival that I guess celebrated the arts in the Asia-Pacific from 1948 to 1982—so really early on. That festival was started so that Auckland could celebrate its unique position in the Pacific and also as Asian communities grew in the city as well. In the year 2000 the Auckland City Council decided to sort of reinvent that festival and it took on a life of its own from there.Just very quickly the other organisation that I wanted to draw some attention to is Drowning Prevention Auckland which was WaterSafe Auckland. They have stated that in the past five years of the 93 preventable drownings they've had 27 percent of that was in the Asian or other category. As someone who engages broadly with our diverse communities in Auckland I know that many especially new migrants and refugees come from countries that are landlocked and so they haven't had the opportunity to go through water-safety education programmes. That's what Drowning Prevention Auckland does through a specific programme called New to New Zealand. So I just want to commend them for that work as well.I just want to quickly draw Mark Patterson's attention to the Stardome because he specifically made a point that he didn't know what it was about. Given that it's in the Maungakiekie electorate that I'm based in I just wanted to say to the member that there are some really exciting shows that he should catch the next time he's in Auckland particularly Music & Lights which my colleague Michael Wood has talked about already where if you're over 18 you get a glass of wine you sit back and relax in reclining chairs and you watch psychedelic images on the dome ceiling as they dance to the music of Pink Floyd. What could be better on a Tuesday night? Also given that it's Matariki coming up they've got a programme called Ngā Whetū O Matariki where you've got a live presenter-led Matariki kōrero under the planetarium stars where you learn about the many stories written in our night skies and passed down from generation to generation. So absolutely wonderful work that these nine specified amenities do. What this bill will do is to make changes that require these specified amenities to prepare financial statements just in accordance with one set of reporting standards rather than the two that they have been required to report to since 2015. So it's an anomaly that this bill fixes. These amenities do amazing work across various sectors in Auckland and I just want to commend that and also to commend everyone who's put in incredibly hard work to get this bill to where it is today. So I commend this bill to the House.