Rurawhe AdrianHon TIM MACINDOE (National—Hamilton West): Kia ora Mr Speaker. Could I just thank all members and I'm sure Kiwis all around the country for the mark of respect shown a few moments ago to the memory of Constable Matthew Hunt. I'm sure that we all are united in grief and we send our aroha and condolences to his family and I'm pleased we were given the opportunity to show that respect here in the House.This is the second bill we have considered in succession this morning in the name of the Hon Nanaia Mahuta and I'm pleased to say that on this occasion we are supporting the bill that she's brought forward. It was of course dealt with by the Health Committee which as has already been noted is chaired by Louisa Wall. I want to say that those are two members whom I hold in very high respect and I have seen over many years how hard they work. Although I am not a member of the Health Committee I have from time to time been subbed on to the committee by virtue of some of the portfolio responsibilities I hold within the National Party; and I've always been very impressed by the way in which the committee works and that reflects well on the leadership and chairing of Louisa Wall so ngā mihi nui.Louisa Wall: Kia ora. And we love the cheese.Hon TIM MACINDOE: Yes we do indeed love the cheese. So it just shows—I knew that she was a woman of quality and good taste and she's just shown that yet again. And go the Chiefs against the Hurricanes both sides actually—they're getting to the point where they're particularly hungry and I'm looking forward to a great game when that one happens. But we've got the Crusaders to get past first. Anyway we'll get moving right along.As I say I am pleased to support this bill which of course arises out of the terrible contamination of water that befell the community of Havelock North just a few years ago. It's something that is very dear to my heart because I was married in Havelock North and my parents-in-law still live there. In fact I noted in the House last night that they were celebrating their diamond wedding anniversary so a lovely occasion for them. But I do recall what a frightening time it was for the residents of Havelock North and I thank the Minister who noted that four people lost their lives as a result of that. So clearly it's a very significant issue and all steps that can be taken to improve the regulatory framework and overall management of water quality—to ensure that New Zealanders have the absolute assurance that the water they are receiving and consuming is safe—is naturally something that we all want to be able to ensure and it's a responsibility I'm sure we all take very seriously. This bill of course as has been noted is only one part of the measure. There's probably a more substantial bill still to come but it is nevertheless something that reflects the concerted efforts of all members of Parliament to ensure that things are improved. So again I commend the Minister for the leadership she has shown in bringing this bill to the House; and I thank the Health Committee for the work that they have done listening to submissions making suggestions on how the bill can be further improved—that's showing Parliament at its best that's how select committees should be able to work well and I'm pleased that it's happened on this occasion.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Adrian Rurawhe): This is a split call. I call Michael Wood—five minutes.