Mitchell MarkHon MARK MITCHELL (National—Whangaparāoa): Thank you Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to take a call on this the third reading of the Family Court (Family Court Associates) Legislation Bill.I would hope that the speech delivered by the Minister during the third reading was actually the third reading speech. I see my good friend over there the Hon Andrew Little. I am confident that he would never come to the House and deliver the wrong speech particularly in his portfolio area. It is a sad indictment on the disarray of the Government that a Government Minister—DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Mitchell can we just stick to the bill before the House please.Hon MARK MITCHELL: I do want to talk to the bill. It is an important bill and we have supported it because in my view although we've got massive issues inside our wider court system—whether it be the High Court the District Court or the Family Court—I actually think this should be the priority. The reason why I think that is because as a country at the moment we're really struggling with youth that are going off the rails—youth and juvenile offending.I can tell you now from my own experience—so I acknowledge one of the previous speakers that was saying that she deals with a lot of her constituents that feel the stress and anxiety involved with the Family Court. I think that although we all like to think that in a perfect world parents would always put their children's interests first often that's not always the case. It's kids that are the ones that end up damaged often prevented from seeing one or other of the parents. Actually that does have a lasting negative impact and effect on their lives.I think this is a good move. It's not the silver bullet; it's certainly not going to fix all the problems and issues that we currently have sitting inside—Marja Lubeck: Tell us what the bill does Mr Mitchell.Hon MARK MITCHELL: I wish the member over there would take this issue seriously because it's a serious issue but she obviously doesn't think that it is because she's busy making inane comments that have got no relevance to this bill. If she wants to say something say it loud enough that I can hear and I can address it because—especially from someone that purports to be a lawyer—this is an important bill that actually goes a long way towards making sure that—Marja Lubeck: What does it do?Hon MARK MITCHELL: She doesn't even understand what the bill is. She doesn't even understand her own bill which her own party has brought to this House around associates and actually relieving some of the pressure that is on judges. It's ridiculous; it's sad. Not only have we had a Minister today that's been awful we've now got a backbencher that's doing exactly the same thing.This is an important bill. It does provide associates which you and I know will actually remove and take away some of the pressure on the judges—the judges that are often very slow in actually reporting a written finding or result or outcome of a court case because they're often bogged down with the administration and the administrative role that they have in that role.So we are very pleased to be able to stand in this House and support the bill. It is not the silver bullet but it does go some way to starting to relieve some of the pressure and ultimately trying to have a quicker and a better outcome for our kids. Thank you Mr Speaker.