Bakshi Kanwaljit Singh: Commerce (Supermarket Adjudicator and Code of Conduct) Amendment Bill — First ReadingText is incorporated into the Bound VolumeBakshi Kanwaljit Singh: Commerce (Supermarket Adjudicator and Code of Conduct) Amendment Bill — First Reading[Sitting date: 02 December 2015. Volume:710;Page:8534. Text is incorporated into the Bound Volume.]KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI (National): Thank you Mr Speaker for the opportunity to speak on this bill. I would also like to congratulate the promoter of this bill. Before I contribute to the bill I would like to congratulate the Hon Clayton Cosgrove on his return to the second row benches and I hope we will see him in Parliament more as he was out of action for a long time and because we used to miss him on the—Hon Clayton Cosgrove: I raise a point of order Mr Speaker. Are you going to rule on that?The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Trevor Mallard): Not yet the member is less than 30 seconds—[Interruption] The member will resume his seat. The member is less than 30 seconds into his speech. He was saying something I think in relatively good faith without the degree of cynicism that the member is applying to it. But I am sure the member will get to his speech soon.KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI: Definitely Mr Assistant Speaker. I was just congratulating my good friend because we were together on the Commerce Committee and we have had a good relationship over there. And we did miss him during the—Kris Faafoi: He speaks very highly of you.KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI: I know I know. I have seen that in the last 7 years how much regard he has got for me. Thank you for the opportunity and I think as my learned colleague Melissa Lee mentioned that the issue is not that big as it has been mentioned in this bill. We have got a Commerce Commission that is really looking into these areas. As you remember last year we had an inquiry where the Commerce Commission went through all these areas where the issues were raised and it found nothing in there.We have got options to go and buy the stuff from anywhere. Particularly I would like to mention that because I live in South Auckland and my office is based in South Auckland. We have got heaps of shops where we can go and buy different stuff particularly when we look at vegetables and some of the ethnic grocery foodstuffs. I can assure you that in South Auckland there are more than 50 outlets where we can go and the prices are very competitive. We do not have to go to the supermarket and buy their stuff. I know there are some areas where there are concerns. But still we have got options where we can go and buy the stuff.I think this bill will be additional bureaucracy. This Government has really worked very hard to reduce bureaucracy and make sure that businesses are able to do their best in their business promoting their businesses rather than dealing with bureaucracy. With these words I would like to say that the National Party will not be supporting this bill. I invite the 60-year-old man Mr Cosgrove to come to the shopping area in South Auckland.The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Trevor Mallard): The member will now stand withdraw and apologise for that.KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI: I withdraw and apologise.Kris Faafoi: I raise a point of order Mr Assistant Speaker.The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Trevor Mallard): No. Before we get to that can I say to Jami-Lee Ross that I hold him responsible for Mr Bakshi having to apologise. I think that he should be aware that people can see when he is creating disorder.