Sosene Lemauga LydiaLEMAUGA LYDIA SOSENE (Labour—Māngere): Thank you Madam Speaker. I rise to take a call on this amendment bill and I thank you for the opportunity. I do thank the member Stuart Smith for bringing it to the House. However I come from a community—and I've said in this House before that I do have issues in terms of this specific nature around alcohol. I want to provide the reasons why I hold that view. It's a really mixed view that I bring to the House. I'm not against alcohol as a member. However in terms of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act it's really important that I express the views of my community Māngere in South Auckland where obviously we have got quite some challenges in our local community. We did have a local winery Villa Maria who were a very successful business until recently.The issue I have with this bill which I would like to make a contribution on is the specific distinction around on-licence and off-licence which is a structural element of the licensing system. I come from a community where we have as New Zealanders the opportunity to make clear decisions around legislation. I want to bring forth the voice of my community where some of our community are not afforded the choice of accessing what this amendment bill is bringing across. So in terms of the principle of the amendment bill—and I understand and I've heard some very good arguments for why they're supporting it. I also thank the Justice Committee members that heard a number of contributions. I do want to thank the member Stuart Smith. But again I come back to principles where there are issues specifically for people who may not (a) have the resource and (b) the education in terms of understanding what a winery offers. And I do note that part of the host's responsibility is to provide a snack food option and also free water. Well I come from a village and sort of snack food doesn't do it for us—snack food in terms of a village is almost like a feast. But I bring that forward because there are some opposing views which might be small to this legislation but from my community there is a problem with alcohol.One of the things that I do plead with the House to do is to make sure that whatever legislation there is around the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act—there might be quite a lot of people that support this specific amendment bill. But in terms of definitions and in terms of size of specific products there are successful wineries around the country—this is their thing this is their product this is why they're on the New Zealand map and being successful. But in a community like South Auckland like in Māngere we have some real challenges around alcohol. And some of our people believe it or not travel in and out of Queenstown to the Wairarapa to Marlborough where there are really successful businesses.The main reason that I am against this bill is that I asked that definitions would be very clear; that the host's responsibility would be also very clear; that when the bill does pass tonight that there is a real understanding of who will come and access those services being offered in different places around the motu because they're allowed to because they have the option of going into a winery tasting the samples—but there are still important measures that the host has a responsibility to partake in in terms of offering that service and that product.So those are the views that I wanted to put across and I won't be supporting this bill. Thank you.