Jackson WillieHon WILLIE JACKSON (Minister of Employment): I suggest that member Matt Doocey checks his own internal polls and then he'll find out how far away he is from Government. This Opposition is a disgrace; it's got the stench of an Opposition rotting from the inside—no doubt about that. I can think of no better example today as we watch the two exceptional former Māori leaders plotting and strategising on the other side of the House. Todd Muller had no control over them but if you have ever seen a better example than the Paula Bennett resignation I'd like to hear it or see it. Where else would you have a former Deputy Prime Minister telling her leader to get—I can't go on about it. Just like Mr Sainsbury I can't go on about it. But who would say that about their leader and their leadership? Paula Bennett. Paula Bennett—what a resignation what an outro.I know Dan Bidois agrees with her. He's grabbed his seat today because he knows there's a reshuffle going on in the National Party. They're trying to find a Māori to go to the front bench and Dan Bidois has promoted himself today. He showed a lot of loyalty to Paula and Simon—none—and while his mate Shane Reti is away he's jumped into the middle row. So good luck to Dan Bidois in terms of getting up there in terms of the front bench.But the National Party's been struggling—struggling—in terms of the reshuffle and finding the right Māori but I'll say again: well done to Paula Bennett; what a resignation. OK you know I take back some of the things I've said about her in the past. She's a mana wahine—she can't dance sadly but she outro'd in the right way. In terms of Simon Bridges he's a relation on the Ngāti Maniapoto side and we watch him on TV every second night wandering the corridors of Parliament looking for an interview. Who will interview me?" Simon Bridges says "Who will interview me? Oh I'll talk with you Tova!" It's great what's going on in the National Party. The constant undermining—the constant undermining—and the leaks.And of course then there's my good mate Judith Collins and she puts her book out. Who puts a book out three months before an election? Judith Collins she loves playing the game. She doesn't really like Todd; she knows he's going to collapse given the latest internal polls. We all know the polls. I won't mention ours because we don't talk out of school but we all know the National Party's—it's all over the media this morning and it's a shambles and things are getting worse for poor old Todd Muller. He's giving it a good shot. Every chance he gets he blames me for all the unemployment in terms of the COVID crisis. It's all Willie Jackson's fault! Yes OK I'll take that Todd Muller. It's all Willie Jackson's fault! Never got a question for six months; then Todd turns up and it's all the Māori fulla's fault who's got the Employment portfolio. It's that Māori's fault! It's Kelvin Davis' fault that no tourists are coming into the country! Great strategy Todd Muller great strategy! Pick on the Māori but here's the challenge Todd. Will you put Dan Bidois up? Will you put Dan Bidois up—and Shane Reti? Get back to work. Get back to work because old Mr Bidois' going to cut your throat!I was meant to be relentlessly positive about this one and I see the boss down there Chris Hipkins—I apologise but Kieran McAnulty put me on the wrong strategy. He said "Get into them" and I am enjoying this because the National Party are an absolute shambles and mess. They are a disgrace; they're running a strategy of hysteria at the moment. But here's the thing—no one believes them. They'll have you believe oh you're going to get COVID—you're going to get COVID! The only people who get it are at the borders. That's where they're meant to get them. Tell Todd Muller that. They're not getting them in your city Lawrence. They're not getting them on the North Shore; they get them at the borders. We've got security there we've got police there; we've got this under control. We've got Megan Woods and we've got Jacinda Ardern. We will lead this crisis. It's manageable. We can organise it. Stop running your stupid campaign of hysteria and maniac allegations. No one cares. Look at your internal polls. Kia ora Mr Speaker."