Hayes JoJOANNE HAYES (National): What a load of rubbish from that previous speaker Kelvin Davis saying we do not know what a marae is like. I know Awataha Marae; I have been on it. It is a lovely marae but yes there are places there that need some refurbishing.Now if you want to bring in 85 overseas students why do you not house them? Why do you not house them yourselves? Why do you not look after them? Why give them out to the marae? Why did you not go in and pick them up and look after them? But you did not. You did not go and pick them up. Bringing them in to be volunteers for the Labour Party under the auspices of whatever it is that you brought them in under was a load—it is absolutely deceitful to the people of this country and to your own people to your own supporters Labour. How disgusting is that Mr Speaker? When we start talking about ducking and diving—about our leader ducking and diving—well hey you need to take all of that back and place it back on your side. They need to take all of that kōrero and place it back on their leader because I have never seen someone ducking and diving as much as I have with Mr Little.As I carry on with my contribution to this debate I want to read a quote that was made by one of the members Iain Lees-Galloway in 2016 around immigration. What he said was: Labour supports active management of immigration to make sure New Zealand gets the skills it needs and migrants are safe from exploitative employers."—from exploitative employers. What have you guys done over there? You have brought 85 students in and you have totally exploited them. That is disgusting. As I was listening to the kōrero that was going on in the House today I heard another member from New Zealand First saying that it was like watching—National and Labour—a couple of old drunks fighting. Well he would know because I know what it looks like when you see some MPs in here—old drunks. Note that Mr Speaker; old drunks—New Zealand First.I want to talk about the amazing things that this National Government has done for the country in its 9 years. We are delivering a strong economy. And how do you do that? Because Labour you need to hear this because you do not know how to do it. You only know how to spend. You only know how to take all the baubles and spend spend spend. There are four significant things to bring the benefits of a stronger economy for all New Zealanders. The first one is making big investments in public services which is what this Government continues to do. It continues to invest in health and education. Within social development we have set up the Ministry for Vulnerable Children. We have done many investments into our Public Service sector. Why? Because that is delivering for New Zealanders.When I look at the record investment in new infrastructure there have been roads of national significance. In Christchurch alone—in Christchurch alone—there are new highways going from north to south across our city because our city needs it. We need to keep the people moving through—visiting our city and moving through. In Northland all the new infrastructure that has been going on in this country and it has been a National-led Government that has done it. We are improving the resilience of our country to future shocks. We have brought this country through the global financial crisis and we are on target for over $7 billion of surplus by 2020. We hit surplus way before the economists thought we would do that as a Government and we will continue to make surplus because you cannot give people stuff you cannot invest in anything unless you have got a strong economy.Finally we are strengthening families by lifting their incomes. This is the family tax package—the very package that Labour did not support. Everybody else in the House supported it but no Labour would not support it. I do not know why that is the case. I do not know what kind of raruraru happened within its caucus when it came to discussing it. I have no idea. But to actually walk away from something like that is bad testament to the fact that you consider that people on low incomes are your people. Well I can tell you that they are their own people. When they go to the polls this year they will look at all the things that they have received and continue to get through this Government delivering to the people and they will come to support us. I am adamant of that. Please at the end of the day do not invite young people here and exploit them; do not do that. Use your own volunteers if you have got any."