Bennett DavidHon DAVID BENNETT (National—Hamilton East): We have heard a lot of rubbish in this House this afternoon from those lefties around housing. The reality New Zealanders need to know about housing is that their own homes now are at risk because of the economy that they have created that they will be losing equity in their homes from the day that left-wing Government got elected and now they will be in a situation where they're probably going to have a loss of their own home. That will be the legacy of the Labour Party in housing: thousands of New Zealanders that had owned their own home that lose their own home under a Labour - Greens - New Zealand First Government. That's what the legacy will be from that member. There is one member over there—he's Mr Phil Twyford who you know has been the face of housing for the Labour Party. He designed this great policy that they were going to have called KiwiBuild. He became the Minister to implement it and he couldn't do it—he couldn't do it. He had to lose his job and he's going to lose his transport job in the next few months as well because he can't do that either. He has to go sack the board of New Zealand Transport Agency because he can't do it—he can't build the trains that he was talking about. He's a failure. He's just a failure. And some people in life have just got to recognise that they're a failure and he is one and he should just resign. Let someone like Kiri have a go. I'm sure she'd be much better.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Adrian Rurawhe): Mr Bennett this bill is what's on the Table. Speak to it.Hon DAVID BENNETT: Well it is—it is because this is his legacy: KiwiBuild which is going to get merged. They're going to merge something that doesn't exist. There's no KiwiBuild homes so how can you merge it? It won't need Commerce Commission approval will it. Ha ha! It's so small. This is just another example of Labour trying to cover their tracks for their own inefficiencies and failures. There's nothing of substance in this bill. It's just trying to rearrange and make it look like they're entities and that housing has been dealt with under this Government when it hasn't. It is just a smokescreen for the New Zealand public and that's all we get from this Government. It's all soft politics. It's all smokescreens. There's no actual reality. There's no actual delivery. There's nothing that they actually can do. I want to see one of those members from the other side come up and say how many people in two years they have taken out of living on the streets and into housing.Kiritapu Allan: Thousands!Hon DAVID BENNETT: No give me the number—give me the number. I don't want thousands"; I want actually to know the number—because the Prime Minister promised that in her first winter there would be nobody living on the street.Hon Phil Twyford: No that's not what she said.Hon DAVID BENNETT: What did she say then?Hon Phil Twyford: No one needs to be living on the streets.Hon DAVID BENNETT: "Nobody needs"—OK. "Nobody needs to be living"—that is the smoke and mirrors. This is what this legislation is—"Nobody needs". Well do something about it. You've had all that time and done nothing—done absolutely nothing. Tell me the number. If you've done something tell me the number. You won't be able to give me a number. I bet you the next speaker comes up and says "Nobody needs to be living on the street" and "There were thousands of people looked after." But give me a number—give the New Zealand public a number for what you've done in two years. You can't because there is no number because you've been a failure just like this bill."