SpeechANAHILA KANONGATA'A-SUISUIKI (Labour): Kia ora e te Mana Whakawā. It's an absolute honour and a privilege to speak on the Integrity Sport and Recreation Bill.I know we've heard members in the House talk about sport but I remember when the last time Tonga played the All Blacks and Tonga the 'Ikale Tahi actually they lost but they scored the last try. I then said to the Speaker—then Speaker Trevor Mallard—that the last score wins. So that's what I'm just saying about this speech here.I want to acknowledge the Hon Grant Robertson for bringing this into the House. But before I get on to the bill I'm not sure whether anyone really knows there's a game called futsal which plays five-a-side. FIFA is that sport's governing body. So I want to congratulate the Papakura City futsal women's team. Yesterday they beat the Bay of Plenty - Waikato team so Papakura City retain their national women's futsal title. So congratulations to the women.I want to talk about two areas of this bill because I think it's important. If people are listening in who are involved in sports it's important that the public understands what it is. In clause 4 under interpretation it talks about the interpretation of national recreational organisation. So it defines it as meaning organisations that represent members in a particular type of organised physical event or activity in New Zealand but does not include a local regional or other recreational organisations not operating at a national level. So this talks about operating at the national level but also it has to have all those levels that I spoke about. Also it defines what a national sporting organisation" means. It means members involved in a particular type of sporting event or activity in New Zealand and if a national organisation does not exist for sport includes local regional and or other sporting organisations.I want to bring that to the debate because I'd like to ask people as the Minister for Sport and Recreation said before to please put in a submission at select committee. Put in a submission because the Minister would like to hear and of course the Social Services and Community Committee which I'm part of would also love to hear that.The title of the bill talks about integrity in sport and recreation. In clause 5 it talks about the meaning of threat to integrity so it defines it there. One of the things that I want to really speak about is about manipulation of the result of sport competition—that's about sport betting. People in the House have spoken about their children being involved in sports and future athletes. Paragraph (c) talks about bullying. It defines threats to integrity as "bullying violence abuse sexual misconduct intimidation harassment or racism or other discrimination in sport or organised physical recreation:". If you're listening in and you'd like to contribute if the members of the public think there is something else that we should include in that then this is an opportunity to put in a submission.I also want to acknowledge the people who manage the sport. Most people have talked about their sports prowess as players but as a manager I managed the four Tonga touch teams that went and competed in Australia in 1999. We went there 20th rating; we came back seventh so I think that's a success on the tour manager's behalf and that's myself. These rules—actually putting this independent body—are about looking after those athletes and not just that but also supporters within the game as well so that if they have a complaint if it's not resolved at the level that they're at actually this new body would provide that support.I also want to acknowledge my other management title. I also managed the first Tonga rugby team. I do have a metal plate in my right foot—I was a player-manager. I want to say kia ora to all the props out there. So that's why I walk with a limp—because of that. I want to acknowledge that it is the passion that people put into sports. This bill will definitely protect every person who is involved in the area of sports. On that note I commend the Integrity Sport and Recreation Bill to the House. Mālō."