Brewer CameronCAMERON BREWER (National—Upper Harbour): Thank you. Today I want to take you through five wins in five mins under this coalition Government. The first win: tax relief is now a reality. This month the good people of Upper Harbour have been seeing a wee boost in their pay packets thanks to the Government delivering on its election promise of tax relief for hard-working low to middle income workers. This Government lifted the tax thresholds for the first time in 14 years—long overdue—meaning for the average Auckland household a boost of $2085 each and every year. As the Minister of Finance told us at the time our tax relief package sends a signal to those hard-working Kiwis that this Government backs them we acknowledge the cost of living and we say Kiwis deserve to keep more of their hard-earned cash.The second win: Auckland regional fuel tax gone. The unpopular Auckland regional fuel tax that was in place for six years has gone saving Auckland motorists 11.5 cents per litre. It was axed on 1 July bringing down the cost of fuel and subsequently bringing down the cost of living. And since then our Minister of Transport has announced legislation will be introduced this year to enable time of use schemes to reduce travel times on our busiest roads and boost economic growth. What's more tolls will fund many new roads of national significance with the New Zealand Transport Agency already getting on with the first seven. And public consultation on its design is already under way for the dedicated busway up Auckland's Northwestern Motorway State Highway 16—great for Upper Harbour. These user-pays funding mechanisms are something Aucklanders have overwhelmingly supported for 20 years to get their city moving. It'll be this coalition Government that finally turns that wish into results.The third win—the third win in five mins—local water already working. Earlier this month the Government announced its Local Water Done Well plan the creation—via its Local Water Done Well plan—of new financially sustainable water organisations that will have increased access to borrowing from the Local Government Funding Agency for water services. The burden on ratepayers will reduce and local government can finally commit to significant local water infrastructure investment with Auckland of course leading the way. A deal was struck between this Government and Auckland Council back in May which saw Auckland avoid the previously projected 25.8 percent rates increase yet keep the complete control of water assets. Subsequently Auckland Council was able to roll out a 6.8 percent rates increase less than half the national average. But don't worry for the many other councils up and down the country help is on its way.The fourth win: the official cash rate down—the official cash rate down! Upper Harbour residents as well as Kiwis had to endure the highest inflation in more than a generation. And good news: inflation is coming under control. It's returning to within the statutory band of less than 3 percent. In fact this month the Reserve Bank showed us its confidence in this downward trend by stepping down the official cash rate by 25 basis points. We've got a long way to go after the last Labour Government vandalised our economy drove up inflation and subsequently interest rates but mortgage holders can finally see some light at the end of the tunnel.And finally FamilyBoost under way. From 1 July FamilyBoost took effect helping over 100000 Kiwi families with early childhood education costs. So from Unsworth Heights to the North Shore to Massey in the west FamilyBoost is not only helping parents it's great for kids and great for the centres.So five wins in five mins: tax relief a reality Auckland regional fuel tax gone Local Water Done Well already working the official cash rate down and FamilyBoost now under way. Thank you.