Kanongata'a-Suisuiki AnahilaANAHILA KANONGATA'A-SUISUIKI (Labour): It's a privilege to be able to speak on Part 4 of the Electronic Interactions Reform Bill. But I might just add Minister Martin that in terms of technology we're behind the eight ball again. I'll get to that in a second.Because it is 9.15 p.m. for the benefit of the committee I want to talk about clause 82 of the bill which would amend what the previous speaker Willow-Jean Prime spoke about—section 26Z of the Conservation Act 1987. If we go to clause 82 in terms of Section 26Z amended" it goes to replacement subsection (1)(a) and it talks about "using either of the following methods … (i) postal voting; (ii) a combination of electronic voting and postal voting;".I wasn't part of the Government Administration Committee so what's the discussion in terms of method of electronic voting? Is it taking a picture of your paper and texting it? I know from my children if I send an email to them I sometimes have to ring them to say "Check your email." In the discussions previously before the break there were mentions of the Millennials that no longer are using emails. So that's where my comment about—that we are behind the eight ball electronically. If it is to make our life easier and simpler then maybe we should look at what it is actually when we say "a combination of electronic voting". What is that? Honourable Minister if you could answer that question: what does that look like?As I sat here and I heard members talk about the bird—I know that this is not about that voting in terms of your favourite bird.The CHAIRPERSON (Poto Williams): No it's not about the bird.ANAHILA KANONGATA'A-SUISUIKI: I myself voted for pūkeko and I made my kids vote for pūkeko as well because pūkeko are from Tonga where I'm from—they're also native there.I know that this talks about that we can talk about Part 4 from clause 80 through to clause 93. I was going to ask a question but I actually answered my own question. But I thought I might ask the committee to share my learning as I sat here and listened through the discussions on the previous part Part 3. I really want to talk about clause 84(3) where it actually says "In section 2(1)"—of the Wildlife Act 1953—"insert in its appropriate alphabetical order: 'game licence' means a licence to hunt or kill game issued by the Department or a Fish and Game Council under regulations made under this Act".English is my second language so I'm sharing with the House how I learned just by sitting here and reading this that later on it refers to that—in terms of clause 93 amending section 72 it talks about "(1) In section 72(2)(a)(b) and (c) and (3A)(a) and (b) replace 'licences to hunt or kill game' with 'game licences'." So that's what I learnt: OK that's why there was a definition of what "game licence" is and later on in parts of the clauses from clause 80 through to clause 93 it actually has been changed throughout the clauses. So I just wanted to share with the committee my learning in terms of that.I just want to ask the Minister: if you could please answer the question as to what is a "combination of electronic voting"—what does that look like? Is it a text photo of your voting paper or is it an email? If you have some clarification on that that would be wonderful. Thank you very much. I'm glad I took a call on that. Malo."