12. Question No. 12—Prime MinisterTANYA UNKOVICH (NZ First) to the Prime MinisterQuestion No. 12—Prime Minister12. TANYA UNKOVICH (NZ First) to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his statements and actions?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Deputy Prime Minister) on behalf of the Prime Minister: Yes in particular the actions we have taken to fulfil our coalition agreement commitments as a Government of progress—DEPUTY SPEAKER: Can I please clarify if this is on behalf of the Prime Minister? I'm just asking for an on behalf of the Prime Minister" please thank you—just for the House.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Yes.DEPUTY SPEAKER: Just to keep the House in order I want to—Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Well you could have said that Madam Speaker—"Mr Peters on behalf of the Prime Minister"—but you left it to me. So I'll say it myself: on behalf of the Prime Minister—Hon Dr Megan Woods: That's convention. It has been for the last few decades.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: There's no use trying to get you to catch up now. So on behalf of the Prime Minister—in particular the actions we've taken to fulfil our coalition agreement commitments as a Government of progress and delivery to undo the damage caused over the last three years.Tanya Unkovich: What updates can he provide on the progress of the Government coalition agreements?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: In this Government's very first week we reserved a decision against the International Health Regulations. We have also stopped all work on the separatist agenda called He Puapua kept secret by the last Government; repealed the Natural and Built Environment Act and the Spatial Planning Act; abolished the failing Māori Health Authority to ensure we focus on delivering better healthcare for all of those who need it most including Māori and non-Māori based on need not some woke concept. In addition we're focused on the three Rs of reading writing and arithmetic with one hour on each day subject—Hon Willow-Jean Prime: What? Reading writing and arithmetic? That's two Rs.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Did you hear what she said? "That's two Rs.". See what the problem is? She doesn't even get the great theme; all around Western society where they spoke English it was three Rs but genius over here knows better.Tanya Unkovich: What other coalition agreement commitments are still to come?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Well already come and coming but we've increased the minimum wage repealed the—Hon Willow-Jean Prime: By how much?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: Well we were the ones that put it up in the first place not Labour. We all know that. They forgot all about it. We had to push it there in the first place. It's all there it's all a fact and Grant Robertson knows it. So now we're on the second matter. We could be here all day. We repealed the hopeless Clean Car Discount repealed fair pay agreements and expanded 90-day trials to apply to all businesses so that more workers can get a job. And we've also gone on to ensure this Government's 100-day plan. We're excited about these following commitments and that is: fast tracking the consent bill which will seriously supercharge development in this country and most excitingly 60-square-metre homes can get with an engineer's report permission to build. This is the kind of stuff that Peter Fraser and the great Labour Party that understood workers would understand but they have utterly forgotten.Tanya Unkovich: What update can he provide on the coalition's commitment to a COVID inquiry?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: We're at the stage where we are examining a wider set of terms of reference for the royal commission of inquiry into COVID19. What we know is that the existing terms of reference are currently inadequate and that this Government is seeking public submissions to expand those terms on the basis that we need at the end of this inquiry to have public confidence in the process and in the outcomes. So my message to submitters is to visit the website and make a submission. And they have until 24 March before submissions close. And for those who are protesting over there how on earth did they think they'd ever get a proper inquiry if they didn't have proper terms of reference? An inquiry designed to cover your derrière is not an inquiry.Hon Dr Megan Woods: To the Prime Minister: will he commit to finally visiting with the Christchurch Muslim community prior to introducing amendments to the gun legislation?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: I can tell that member that better than that I was down there with—Hon Dr Megan Woods: No no—the Prime Minister.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: By gosh! Sorry—yes.DEPUTY SPEAKER: I'm glad we clarified that earlier.Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: I was so upset by the allegation I forgot my—well can I say that question is better put to someone who can answer it because on his behalf it's the kind of question I can't answer and that member should surely understand that. Of course if she was in my place you'd make her answer it anyway but that's not the way we roll over here.Hon Nicole McKee: Is the Prime Minister aware that members of the Muslim community actually sit on the Minister's Arms Advisory Group and are part of the solution to the Arms Act repeal?Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: On behalf of the Prime Minister I am totally excited to have learnt that great information."