Boyack RachelRACHEL BOYACK (Labour—Nelson): Thank you Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to take a call on the Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Cellar Door Tasting) Amendment Bill. Can I begin by congratulating my neighbour from across the hill in the mighty Marlborough winemaking region. So congratulations to Stuart Smith and it's been a pleasure to engage with you Stuart Smith around this bill. I'll definitely be supporting this bill to go through to select committee and probably further than that. My view is that any of us who have wineries in our electorates or our region should be taking a good look at the benefits that this bill will bring and I'm going to talk to those in a moment.In the Nelson region we have around 150 years of winemaking in our region and I know people will often talk particularly about Marlborough and about Hawke's Bay but I'm very proud of the work of a number of our businesses. Now my colleague Damien O'Connor will probably call me out for claiming some of the wineries that are actually in his electorate not mine but I like to claim them. There are a couple close to me—Waimea Estate—that have provided wine into the region for a very long time and our region is known for the pinot noir that you can find out at Neudorf made beautifully by the wonderful team there Tim and Judy and Rosie Finn. But my favourite are our aromatics and probably the top wine in Nelson—if I was going to choose one and it's very risky to do this—would have to be the Seifried gewürztraminer; it is a fantastic drop. So if you haven't tried that one I do encourage you to do that.But just to the bill—to the bill. Where I'm going with this is that in Marlborough and in Nelson we have a number of cellar doors that operate and trails where people can cycle around and visit the vineyards visit the hops in my region as well and have samples. So it's very well marketed in Marlborough and you often see when you're driving around Blenheim people biking from vineyard to vineyard and it's an important part of the tourism experience in the top of the South Island to do that and in other parts of the country. I've had representation made to me about supporting this bill from winemakers who've come to see me at the Saturday market. The specific issue they've raised with me is that it's very difficult for them when people come and they've biked from one vineyard to the next and essentially are getting wine for free. They feel quite uncomfortable doing that both from a business point of view but also from a host responsibility and a harm reduction point of view. They've raised with me the harm reduction issues of essentially just providing sample after sample after sample and that actually if people were required to pay for that sample which is what used to happen—so back in the day it used to be quite straightforward to go to a vineyard that had an off-licence and have a sample and pay for it and that should be the expectation. If you're having something from a business that is alcohol you should be paying for it. I personally feel very uncomfortable that people are able just to go in and have a small wine sort of for free. I don't think that's right.So that is the main reason why I'm supporting this bill why I encourage other members to support this bill. It makes sense to me from both a business perspective but more importantly from a harm reduction perspective. I'm sure there will be some things that need to be ironed out in select committee. That's what the process of select committee is for.The previous speaker Nicole McKee I think made a very good outline of all the ins and outs of how on- and off-licences work and I'm not going to repeat all of that but it is confusing for people and I think that what we can do with these bills is actually work through to try to get less confusion so that it's more clear what people need.But we want people to be coming back to New Zealand as tourists and visiting regions like Marlborough like the good region of Nelson Tasman the sunniest region in New Zealand—always a controversial thing to say in the House.Glen Bennett: Very.RACHEL BOYACK: You've been stealing our sundial I think Mr Bennett or perhaps someone from Marlborough has been. But it's an excellent bill I think. I appreciate the representations made to me by vineyards. I'm happy to hear from them further about things that could help improve the bill and I commend it to the House.