Smith Nick; Williams Poto; Ball DarrochHon Dr NICK SMITH (National—Nelson): Members may be aware that New Zealand First policy from the last election is not up on their website so I specifically seek the leave of the House to table the New Zealand First policy that is not on their website titled The Time is up for the Māori Seats. That document—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Leave is sought for that purpose. Is there any objection? [Interruption] Excuse me. Just a moment—points of order are taken in silence. The member has put leave to the House. Is there any objection? There is.Hon Dr NICK SMITH (National—Nelson): I seek leave of the House to table a document dated 8 May 2018 where Mr Jones says I don't know of anyone in our caucus who is going to vote for the entrenchment"—a statement from the New Zealand First Party of that date.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Thank you. Leave is sought for that purpose. Is there objection? There is sorry.Hon Dr NICK SMITH (National—Nelson): I seek leave of the House to table the report stating "Winston Peters delivers bottom-line binding referendum on abolishing Maori seats" dated 16 July 2017.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Do you have any more documents that you want—Hon Dr NICK SMITH: Two further. Well actually there's such—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Would you care to put them together and we will put the leave.Hon Carmel Sepuloni: I raise a point of order Madam Speaker. I think it is part of the rule when tabling documents that you actually have to say where the source is. He's just referring to reports and not telling us where they're from so I would ask that he do that.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Thank you—I thank the member. The matter is easily resolved. If leave is put to the House the House can decide. Continue if you would to describe the further two documents.Hon Dr NICK SMITH: Thank you Madam Assistant Speaker. I'm happy to clarify for the member's intent. The 16 July statement of 2017 is a statement from the New Zealand First website at the launch of their conference in which Winston—Hon Carmel Sepuloni: Website.Hon Dr NICK SMITH: That's right but it's been removed and that's why it's not accessible. It's not surprising it's been removed given New Zealand First's position. It states "Winston Peters' bottom line on abolishing Māori seats" and I seek leave to table that.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Are you confident that these documents are not available?Hon Dr NICK SMITH: No. If you go on the New Zealand First website they've been removed after their initial—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): And how were you able to come by them then?Hon Dr NICK SMITH: Sorry?ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): How were you able to come by them if they're not publicly available?Hon Dr NICK SMITH: The National Party took a copy last year to enable us to be able to have access to documents. New Zealand First is not very proud of their policy but we think it's important to remind—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): OK thank you—thank you. I thank the member. It's easily resolved. I will put leave to the House. Is there objection? There is. Thank you.DARROCH BALL (NZ First): I seek leave of the House to table a report dated 5 July 2018 in which the Rt Hon Winston Peters is quoted: "If they put up an SOP in for referendum then it will be all on."—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Is this a publicly available document?DARROCH BALL: —"That's when we put all our cards on the table"—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Is this a publicly available—DARROCH BALL: —"as to whether there should be Māori seats and if so should they be entrenched."ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Excuse me is this a publicly available document Mr Ball? It is. Leave will not be put to the House.Darroch Ball: Get it right.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Order!Darroch Ball: Get it right. You're a bunch of idiots; that's why you're sitting over there.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Order! Mr Ball. Order! Mr Ball.Darroch Ball: What?ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Poto Williams): Order! Darroch Ball you will stand and you will withdraw and apologise and if your behaviour continues in that way I will be asking you to leave the Chamber.Darroch Ball: I withdraw and apologise."