Peters WinstonRt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Leader—NZ First): This being the last sitting day of this Parliament New Zealand First wants to thank many people at this institution: the library staff security cleaning staff the messengers the buildings team IT staff Chamber staff the Clerk's office Bellamy's Copperfields and the office staff particularly of New Zealand First. Then we want to thank all of those staff who work in our five offices in Northland—in Warkworth Whangarei Kerikeri Kaitāia and Dargaville. It is not like the old days where there was one office and nobody turning up at all. It is a new regime here and I want to tell all those people who know that I live in a place called Whananaki that the National Party's greatest attack in this campaign is to try to say that somebody who has been in Northland for a thousand years does not belong there. That is how stupid those members are.I also want to say to a number of people—Brett Hudson Matt Doocey Barbara Kuriger Melissa Lee Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Jian Yang Parmjeet Parmar Joanne Hayes Chris Bishop Nuk Korako and Maureen Pugh—that I am going to move a motion that we extend the valedictory time for them to make their last speech. I have seen the future in the polls and we over here have not started yet. We know how illusory those polls are. We know that whatever they say about us you can add on another 30 to 50 percent and that is why the cohesive stable organisation of New Zealand First is going to be so important over the next 5 weeks.You know the problem with education is that you have got to be able to count and in this Parliament we have got a Government that simply cannot count. It is such a basic fundamental skill. That is why it is one of the first things that we teach young children—how they can count—and if they cannot count well things get very troubled very very quickly. How else would you explain for example why there are parties in this Parliament that somehow think we can bring between 55000 and 73000 into this country and then go out on the campaign and front up for Auckland's housing infrastructure and also the medical and educational infrastructure—every structure there is under stress—and claim that you have got an answer or a solution? How could you honestly do that?My prospect in this campaign—and so is that of my colleagues—is to ensure that New Zealanders can count because if you are going into this campaign and you are going to Auckland and you are saying We've got a policy and a solution for you and that includes 53000 to 73000 net immigration and 226000 work visas." that is over 310000 coming in every year. If you are going to go ahead and do that then you have not got a policy in any area of infrastructure. Do not point at those members. I know it looks like a mirror but I am looking at you—I am looking at you. Any party in this Parliament that believes that with mass immigration we will somehow eat our way out of this—we will consumer-indulge ourselves out of this—knows nothing about economics and knows nothing about the truth of politics.In this campaign one party understands that unless we address that matter and unless we stop this going on then anything else we might say is a febrile and illusory nonsense. How can you talk about having a housing policy when you cannot even house the volume you have got coming in? They are getting off the planes at Māngere airport and you cannot even house educate medically treat or in any way look after them. So every other New Zealander from Invercargill to Kaitāia is now suspended—second on the list. It is dishonest. You are not going to win if you are a mass immigration supporter in this country.I want to say straight off: go on our Facebook. You will see the thousands of people who are new immigrants who back New Zealand First because being Chinese with the abacus—they can count. They can count. All sorts of names—all new immigrants. They understand that you cannot binge on consumerism because the very essence of being an Asian is saving it is looking after your own people first and it is nationalism. It is China first Japan first Singapore first Indonesia first and they understand a party that believes in New Zealand First.You are not going to win this campaign by fronting up at seminars and saying you have got an answer for Auckland transport that says 45000 more cars are going to go on that gridlock every day and make it worse and worse. You will not get away with that. And you will not be able to say you are going to provide for trains either when they know full well that Auckland's infrastructural needs are blowing out of all proportion to any other population. It is dangerous and one party understands it.They cannot even count when they do not understand that there is a party in Parliament that believes in one law for all—the same law regardless of your background. We do not mind some of those people over there with an Irish background or a Scots background or an Indian background. No we do not. We want there to be one law for all—not the parallel universe that you all in this House believe in.One party is different. We know that our only future is by 4.8 million New Zealanders old and new confronting the world as one country all together. One party understands that. The rest are so scared and so PC driven that the very things that their young people need they would deny while they go down this pathway of ideological fellow-travellerism and weakness. One party understands that and in this campaign in the next 5 weeks we are going to make sure that your fellow New Zealanders get to know who that party is more.We are going to cut straight past the media because the wonderful thing about social media in this country right now and the utilities is that you can go on being a bombast like Gerry and just a noise rocket or you can be a party of substance talking about great issues and principles and an ideology that this country was founded on which is that we are as good as anybody in the world. Jack is as good as his master but Jack back then used to get a fair go. Now today we have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people working their heart out working longer hours than ever working the second-longest hours in the OECD going flat out being good citizens being law-abiding picking their kids up on Saturday morning going to the sport doing their utmost and guess what? It is keeping them now under the middle class and they are all treading water.They have had enough. They have had enough of mass immigration. They have had enough of a National Party obsessed with Auckland and the problems that it and other parties have created because they did not look after their own people first. Down there in the deep south in Invercargill and Gore and places like that like in Northland where the real wealth is created with the hard-working grinding sweat of ordinary people who National treats as being second-class citizens who National says to "Keep quiet. We're the adults here. We're not listening to you." Oh National turned up last night down there and it chose a new candidate. Guess who they chose? A 32-year-old banker. That is just what the people of Otago-Southland need—a banker. A banker. They would not know one end of the cow from the other. They would not know one end of the bull from the other either. But no National has had the procession of these ideological clones but the sad fact is that we have done the analysis on these polls and they say that so many of your colleagues should be giving a valedictory.The last thing I want to say to you is that when this Parliament started I warned all you backbenchers about why you should pay attention why you should not trust these people up front why they are no good why they have not got ability and why they have not got capacity. I remember the very speech that day—the first time Parliament opened. I told you to watch out for them because they would sink you. And sadly they have. They may not thank you but I thank you for at least being here and being able to listen to a warning. And when you leave here you will be a much wiser person. In fact before you even get home this weekend I suggest you will be going around saying "I should've listened to New Zealand First. I should've paid attention. When he talked about the Reserve Bank Act and running the country for the hard-working people who create wealth rather than the ephemeral consumerists of Auckland I should've paid attention. I should've ignored the guy down at Tauranga and Bay of Plenty—all Brylcreem and no suds and his next door neighbour '$10 Tauranga'." Let me ask you tomorrow at Red Square in Tauranga at midday—it will be wall to wall and we will see how good you guys are then.Mr Speaker I just want to say thank you very much as well for letting me extend my speech."