Woods MeganDr MEGAN WOODS (Labour—Wigram): It is always a pleasure to follow such greatness of oratory in this House—a truly stunning speech by David Bennett which was bettered only by the Hon Jacqui Dean's channelling of May before that. Strong and stable leadership"—it seems that Crosby/Textor is offering a discount package to parties around the world on slogans. Well I have got news for you. Only a few short hours ago the strong and stable advertising bus blew over on a UK motorway. That is right—it toppled over. That is the kind of strong and stable Government we can expect from this crowd. The Hon Jacqui Dean might also like to google that slogan. She may find that all the newspapers in the UK are abuzz with the fact that Crosby/Textor did not only offer a discount package to "Worldwide Tories Inc." What it did is it grabbed that and lifted that slogan straight from The Forsyte Saga. That is right—the writing is all about corruption and privilege and that is where that slogan was pulled directly from.There is a clear alternative to the strong and stable Government that topples over on a motorway somewhere in the middle of New Zealand or the UK. The clear alternative we have on the side of the House is Andrew Little a leader who yes does have a moral compass and does not think it is a left-wing conspiracy. Andrew Little is a man who knows right from wrong. It was a privilege for me yesterday to attend a meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and see a man who was prepared to stand up for what he believed in and tell the Secretary of State what the withdrawal of the Trump administration from the Paris climate deal meant. He did not shirk away from bringing up that issue with the Secretary of State. That is the kind of leadership that I want to see in this country.Andrew is a father who wants his son to be able to afford to buy a house. Andrew has experienced the health system and he knows how important it is that people and New Zealanders have access to that health system. Like all of us he is worried about education for the next generation of New Zealanders and whether or not we are planning ahead for that. The Budget that we saw from this Government delivered a shortfall in those areas so that those members and we could get tax cuts. While we will hear a whole lot of rhetoric about how it is helping ordinary New Zealanders the reality is that I get a tax cut of between $20 and $30 but a single person on the minimum wage will get a tax cut of just $1 once they lose the independent earner tax credit of $10 off their $11 tax cut. This is not the kind of country I want. I do not want this kind of country where we have the kind of mental health crisis that we see in Christchurch.Things are so bad with the mental health situation in Christchurch that the Minister responsible for Christchurch regeneration trumpeted a report that came out in the last couple of days that showed that one in 20 Cantabrians has poor or extremely poor quality of life. That is not acceptable to me. And who is most likely to be in this statistic—of the one in 20 who has poor or extremely poor quality of life? Well they are more than likely not to have their insurance claim settled they are more than likely to be undergoing a re-repair on their Earthquake Commission repair and they are more than likely to not have been able to get on with their lives. This is not acceptable. What we do know about mental health in Christchurch is that we do have a crisis. This Budget does not even begin to plug the gaps or to serve the people that require its help. Instead we have a Government that wants to trot out tired old lines that are being used by parties overseas. What I want to see in this country is real leadership—real leadership with fresh ideas that is willing to face the future and chart out a better course for New Zealand. That is what Labour can deliver it is what Labour will deliver after 23 September and it is that kind of leadership that I celebrate."