O'Connor SimonSIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Look I thought I'd be generous at the start of today so my gift to this Parliament on this—well I was going to say on this new parliamentary day; it's a continuation of yesterday but this will be my last call. Hon Stuart Nash: Thank God!SIMON O'CONNOR: Yeah I know! You can thank God. Whether God thanks you is a whole different question. It probably comes down to how we vote here today. Look two things I want to—my inner theologian is kicking in all of a sudden. I want to just address New Zealand First very briefly to finish I suppose the challenges regardless of us giving you a good picking on yesterday I think on referendum. It is probably the encouragement for the future because I have no doubt that New Zealand First will continue to put referenda forward as a mechanism to sidestep the debate. It is an encouragement to be part of the wider debate to take calls in the House because actually at the end of the day the bills that this Parliament shapes through first and second readings committees and committee of the whole House actually shape what ultimately goes to the public. As I think a couple of people noted yesterday apart from talking to this referendum New Zealand First hasn't participated any further. So any chance to have shaped an important piece of legislation is lost. I will just then turn to the whole issue of titles. I've been flirting with a few ideas. I better put that out really clearly—ideas OK just before my wife starts calling me. I think the title lacks depth unfortunately. I would certainly like to support the recently tabled amendment of Simeon Brown that this bill be known as the Abortion (Liberalisation post - 20 Weeks) Legislation Bill". I think that's actually fairly important. A lot of the coverage—not so much in this House but again through the media—has completely ignored the post - 20 weeks part of it. I want to make that clear. That's actually not so much the Minister in the chair the Hon Andrew Little. I think he's been quite clear of what this bill does. But when you look at recent coverage and weeks there's almost been a singular focus on the pre - 20 week element and yep there are changes there. But probably the most substantial is around the post - 20 week. So Simeon Brown's amendment is excellent.Some other ideas that have been put to me includes "Abortion (the Child Has No Rights) Legislation Bill". I've banged the drum a lot on this—that actually a human child no matter what age has rights and it continues in my mind to be a little bit rich that those who talk about human rights are completely willing to remove every and all rights of the child. So an idea is yeah "Abortion (the Child Has No Rights) Legislation Bill". As of last night another idea has come to mind: the "Abortion (Disability and Gender are OK as Criteria) Legislation Bill". I think it's an absolute shocker that those with disabilities or obviously if you're a man or a woman—a person now can choose to abort the child because of their gender or because of their disability; a huge missed opportunity. I think too another opportunity is "Abortion (the Demise of Conscience Rights) Legislation Bill". We've had a constant attack on the conscience rights and as I pointed out last night it's funny that those who are pro-choice are not pro-choice for the doctors or nurses to make their decision.In light of the whole safe zones debacle which continues I thought the "Abortion (Dirty Deals) Legislation Bill" could be a title and I'm looking forward of a sort—tongue-in-cheek—to more attempts at dirty deals today to bring the safe zones—Darroch Ball: I raise a point of order Madam Chair. I'd just like to bring your attention to Speaker's ruling 114/6: "[any] amendment to the title … must be a serious or objective description of the bill rather than an attempt to criticise its contents." which that member is doing.CHAIRPERSON (Hon Anne Tolley): I have it in front of me but I think the definition of the word "amendment"—I do not have an amendment in front of me that would fit that bill but I am listening.SIMON O'CONNOR: Only got a minute—Darroch you'll be right. So as I say dirty deals. But look the one I think is the best—the one that I think is the best and it won't get voted on—is particularly to the hundreds of thousands of my friends in the pro-life movement out there and this title is the one that we need to stick to. It's the "Abortion (the Fight Back Starts Today) Legislation Bill". So yes I'd better say that again; I didn't get that out clearly. So it's the "Abortion (the Fight Back Starts Today) Legislation Bill". Encouragement and aroha to all of you guys. You're awesome."