provisional order paper for new zealand parliament sitting tuesday october 22, 2013

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Provisional

No 162

Order Paper

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

Sitting hours 2 pm to 6 pm and 7.30 pm to 10 pm

Extended sitting hours 9 am to 1 pm (Wednesday, 23 October 2013)

Order of Business

Petitions

Papers

Select committee reports

Introduction of bills

Questions for oral answer

Government orders of the dayGovernment orders of the day Nos 8 to 11 available for consideration during extended sitting hours from 9 am as determined by the Business Committee




Business before the House

Government orders of the day

Name of bill Stage of Bill

Minister in charge consideration no Times for debate

1 Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Bill 108–2

Hon Amy Adams Committee stage continued

2 Members of Parliament (Remuneration and Services) Bill 329–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Rt Hon John Key Second reading

Report of the Government Administration Committee presented 20 June 2013

3 Health and Safety (Pike River Implementation) Bill 130–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Simon Bridges Second reading Report of the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee presented 2

October 2013

4 Veterans’ Support Bill 158–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Michael Woodhouse First reading

Introduced 14 October 2013

5 Human Rights Amendment Bill 346–1 9 x 10 m speechesremaining Hon Judith Collins Interrupted debate on rst

reading

Debate interrupted 11 December 2012

6 Industry Training and Apprenticeships Amendment Bill 151–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Steven Joyce First reading

Introduced 26 September 2013

7 Insolvency Practitioners Bill 141–2 9 x 10 m speechesremaining Hon Craig Foss Interrupted debate on

second reading

Debate interrupted 15 October 2013

8 Te Urewera-Tūhoe Bill 146–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Christopher Finlayson First reading‡

Introduced 7 August 2013

9-10 Ngāti Hauā Claims Settlement Bill 157–1 12 x 10 m speeches



Ngāti Koroki Kahukura Claims Settlement Bill 161–1

Hon Christopher Finlayson First reading‡ Introduced 17 October 2013

Cognate bills - determination of the Business Committee

11 Mokomoko (Restoration of Character, Mana, and Reputation) Bill 343–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Pita Sharples Second reading‡

Report of the Māori Affairs Committee presented 28 June 2013

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12 Subantarctic Islands Marine Reserves Bill 310–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Nick Smith Second reading Report of the Local Government and Environment Committee presented 4

June 2013

13 Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa Bill 167–2

Hon Christopher Finlayson Committee stage continued

14 Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Bill 327–2 7 x 10 m speechesremaining Hon Christopher Finlayson Interrupted debate on

second reading

Debate interrupted 19 September 2013

15 Airports (Cost Recovery for Processing of International Travellers)

Bill

199–2

Hon Nathan Guy Committee stage continued

16 Objectionable Publications and Indecency Legislation Bill 124–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Judith Collins First reading Introduced 27 May 2013

17 Parole Amendment Bill 73–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Judith Collins First reading


18 Victims of Crime Reform Bill 319–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Judith Collins Second reading

Report of the Justice and Elctoral Committee presented 27 June 2013

19 Māori Television Service (Te Aratuku Whakaata Irirangi Māori)

Amendment Bill

44–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Pita Sharples Second reading

Report of the Māori Affairs Committee presented 30 August 2013

20 Subordinate Legislation (Conrmation and Validation) Bill (No 2) 142–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Gerry Brownlee Second reading

Report of the Regulations Review Committee presented 27 September 2013

21 Social Housing Reform (Housing Restructuring and Tenancy

Matters Amendment) Bill


Hon Dr Nick Smith Second reading

Report of the Social Services Committee presented 30 September 2013

22 Companies and Limited Partnerships Amendment Bill 344–2

Hon Craig Foss Committee stage

23 Financial Reporting Bill 42–2


24 Immigration Amendment Bill (No 2) 156–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Michael Woodhouse First reading


25 Statutes Amendment Bill 89–2

Hon Chester Borrows Committee stage






































26 Unit Titles Amendment Bill 89–2A

Hon Chester Borrows Committee stage

27 Building Amendment Bill (No 4) 322–2

Hon Maurice Williamson Committee stage

28 Families Commission Amendment Bill 26–2Hon Paula Bennett Committee stage

29 Reserve Bank of New Zealand (Covered Bonds) Amendment Bill 19–2

Hon Bill English Committee stage

30 Medicines Amendment Bill 345–2

Hon Todd McClay Committee stage

31 Fisheries (Foreign Charter Vessels and Other Matters) Amendment

Bill


Hon Nathan Guy Second reading

Report of the Primary Production Committee presented 25 July 2013

32 Commerce (Cartels and Other Matters) Amendment Bill 341–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Craig Foss Second reading

Report of the Commerce Committee presented 13 May 2013

33 Natural Health and Supplementary Products Bill 324–2

Hon Tony Ryall Committee stage

34 Housing Corporation Amendment Bill 282–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Nick Smith Second reading

Report of the Social Services Committee presented 12 May 2011

35 Trade (Safeguard Measures) Bill 294–2

Hon Craig Foss Committee stage continued

36 Defence Amendment Bill 348–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Jonathan Coleman Second reading Report of the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee presented 3

July 2012

37 Non-bank Deposit Takers Bill 312–2

Hon Bill English Committee stage

38 Consumer Law Reform Bill 287–2


39 Game Animal Council Bill 347–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Nick Smith Second reading Report of the Local Government and Environment Committee presented 13

December 2012

40 Taxation (Income-sharing Tax Credit) Bill 185–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Todd McClay Second reading

Report of the Finance and Expenditure Committee presented 21 March 2011

41 Social Security Amendment Bill (No 3) 232–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Paula Bennett Second reading

Report of the Social Services Committee presented 12 May 2011






































42 Reserves and Other Lands Disposal Bill 237–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Maurice Williamson Second reading

Report of the Primary Production Committee presented 21 September 2009

43 Spending Cap (People’s Veto) Bill 315–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Bill English Second reading

Report of the Finance and Expenditure Committee presented 16 February2012

44 Radio New Zealand Amendment Bill 30–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Craig Foss Second reading

Report of the Commerce Committee presented 16 December 2009

45 Commerce (Cartels and Other Matters) Amendment Bill 341–1 10 m speeches

Hon Craig Foss Consideration of report

Interim report of the Commerce Committee presented 28 September 2012

46 Regulatory Standards Bill 277–1 10 m speeches

Hon Bill English Consideration of report Interim report of the Commerce Committee presented 30 September 2011

47 Gambling Amendment Bill (No 2) 131–2

Hon Chris Tremain Committee stage

48 Therapeutic Products and Medicines Bill 103–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Tony Ryall Second reading

Report of the Government Administration Committee presented 15 June 2007

49 Public Health Bill 177–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Tony Ryall Second reading†

Report of the Health Committee presented 26 June 2008

50 Ngā Rohe Moana o Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Bill 303–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Christopher Finlayson First reading


51 Government notice of motion No 1

Members’ orders of the day

Name of bill Stage of BillMember in charge consideration no Times for debate

1 Conservation (Natural Heritage Protection) Bill 72–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Jacqui Dean Third reading

2 Social Security (Clothing Allowances for Orphans and Unsupported

Children) Amendment Bill

95–1 6 x 5 m speeches5 m in reply remaining

Tracey Martin Interrupted debate on rstreading

Debate interrupted 25 September 2013

3 Care of Children Law Reform Bill 62–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in reply

Jacinda Ardern First reading

Introduced 30 August 2012






























4 Privacy (Giving Privacy Commissioner Necessary Tools)

Amendment Bill

122–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in replySue Moroney First reading

Introduced 16 May 2013

5 Reserve Bank of New Zealand (Amending Primary Function of

Bank) Amendment Bill (No 2)


8 x 5 m speeches5 m in replyRt Hon Winston Peters First reading

Introduced 16 May 2013

6 Employment Relations (Continuity of Labour) Amendment Bill 129–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches2 m in reply

Jami-Lee Ross First reading

Introduced 13 June 2013

7 Education (Breakfast and Lunch Programmes in Schools)

Amendment Bill

85–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in replyHone Harawira First reading

Introduced 8 November 2012

8 Electronic Data Safety Bill 87–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in reply

Clare Curran First reading

Introduced 15 November 2012

9 Land Transport (Safer Alcohol Limits for Driving) Amendment Bill 155–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in reply

Iain Lees-Galloway First reading


10 Education (Food in Schools) Amendment Bill 154–1 2 x 10 m speeches8 x 5 m speeches5 m in reply

David Shearer First reading


Name of reportSelect committee Date presented

11 Brieng on Damien and George Nepata and their entitlement to

compensation

Māori Affairs Report presented 12 July 2013

Government response presented 4 October 2013

12 Complaint regarding the New Zealand Teachers Council (Conduct) Rules

2004 (SR 2004/143)

Regulations Review Report presented 12 August 2013

Government response due 5 November 2013

13 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Health sector: Results of

the 2011/12 audits

Health Report presented 22 August 2013

14 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Education for Maori:

Implementing Ka Hikitia - Managing for Success

Education and Science Report presented 22 August 2013

15 Brieng on Molesworth Station

Primary Production Report presented 23 August 2013
























16 Brieng on the cost-sharing arrangement between the Christchurch City

Council and the Government

Finance and Expenditure Report presented 5 September 2013

17 International treaty examination of the Agreement between New Zealand and

the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu on

Economic Cooperation Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Report presented 6 September 2013

18 Report from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, On a

pathway to extinction? An investigation into the status and management of

the longn eel

Local Government and Environment Report presented 9 September 2013

19 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Inquiry into decision by

Hon Shane Jones to grant citizenship to Mr Yang Liu


20Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Inquiry into Aspects of

ACC’s Board-level Governance


21 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Inquiry into the

Government’s decision to negotiate with SkyCity Entertainment Group

Limited for an international convention centre, February 2013


22 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Discussion Paper:

Managing public assets, June 2013


23 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Discussion Paper: Public

sector nancial sustainability, May 2013


24 Brieng on the International Criminal Court and the Kampala Amendment

on the Crime of Aggression

Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Report presented 27 September 2013

Government response due 23 December 2013

25 Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Monetary Policy Statement, September 2013

I.3L


26 Investigation into the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana)

Reclamation Fees Regulations 2012 (SR 2012/363)

Regulations Review Report presented 30 September 2013


27 Complaint about two notices made by the Plumbers, Gastters, and

Drainlayers Board relating to an offences fee and the Complaint regarding

the Offences Fee contained in the Amendment to the Plumbers, Gastters

and Drainlayers Board (Fees) Notice 2010

Regulations Review Report presented 30 September 2013


28 Statement on the long-term scal position, July 2013

Finance and Expenditure Report presented 17 October 2013




29 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Annual Plan 2013/14


30 Report from the Controller and Auditor-General, Discussion Paper:

Commentary on Affording Our Future: Statement on New Zealand’s Long-

term Fiscal Position, August 2013


31 Brieng on policing and prisons in Canterbury

Law and Order Report presented 17 October 2013

32 Report from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment,

Investigating the future of conservation: The case of stewardship land

Local Government and Environment Report presented 18 October 2013

33-70 Members’ notices of motion Nos 1 to 38

Resource Management (Restricted Duration of Certain Discharge

and Coastal Permits) Amendment Bill

36–1 Postponed until 14 November 2013 - SO72(1)(b)Catherine Delahunty Second reading

Report of the Local Government and Environment Committee presented 9

August 2013

Extended sittings

Te Urewera-Tuhoe Bill 146–1 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Christopher Finlayson First reading‡ Introduced 7 August 2013

Ngāti Hauā Claims Settlement Bill 157–1 12 x 10 m speeches



Ngāti Koroki Kahukura Claims Settlement Bill 161–1

Hon Christopher Finlayson First reading‡ Introduced 17 October 2013

Cognate bills - determination of the Business Committee

Mokomoko (Restoration of Character, Mana, and Reputation) Bill 343–2 12 x 10 m speeches

Hon Dr Pita Sharples Second reading‡

Report of the Māori Affairs Committee presented 30 August 2013

* Committee stage indicated for current sitting week ** Committee stage indicated for following sitting week † Bill contains majority amendments‡ Available for consideration during extended sitting hours
















Notices of motion

Government

1 Hon Judith Collins to move, That, pursuant to section 4D of the Electoral Act 1993 and section 32 of

the Crown Entities Act 2004, this House recommends His Excellency the Governor-General reappoint

Hon Sir John Hugh Williams as Chairperson of the Electoral Commission for a term of three years.

Lodged 15 October 2013

Members’

1 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate SCIRT (Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure

Rebuild Team), the winners of the The Press Supreme Award for a Medium/Large Enterprise, and the

Canterbury A and P Show for winning The Press Supreme Award for a Small Enterprise, both awards

recognising enterprise and excellence, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


2 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Yike Bike (small enterprise) and Cookie Time

Ltd (medium/large enterprise), winners of the Champion Producer/Manufacturer Awards, recognising

innovative primary production and agribusiness, through to sophisticated, high-end manufacturing, at

the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


3 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Smith Crane and Construction, winners of the

CDC Innovation/Technology Award recognising a breakthrough idea or innovation with the potential

to transform the business and contribute towards the economic development of Canterbury, at the

2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards. Lodged 15 October 2013

4 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate SCIRT (Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure

Rebuild Team), winners of the Champion Infrastructure Award recognising smart service providers

of infrastructure or utilities in helping the community to thrive and prosper, at the 2013 Champion

Canterbury Business Awards.


5 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Nightside Test Design (small enterprise)

and Beca Ltd (medium/large enterprise), winners of the Champion Professional Service Award

recognising excellence in professional service support contributing towards creating a vibrant

economy, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


6 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate the Canterbury A and P Show (small

enterprise) and Earth and Sky Ltd (medium/large enterprise) for winning the Champion Tourism/

Hospitality Award recognising outstanding contributors to the region’s tourism, promotions, events,

hospitality and lifestyle activities, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


7 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Polished Diamonds (small enterprise), and

Re:Start (medium/large enterprise), winners of the Champion Retail Award recognising dynamic

retailers who provide a true customer experience, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.





8 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate KwikKraft Boats NZ (small enterprise)

and Synlait Milk (medium/large enterprise), winners of the Champion Global Operator Award

recognising innovative importers or exporters of products or services who contribute to the region’s

internationally orientated reputation, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


9 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Family Help Trust (small enterprise) and StJohn, (medium/large enterprise), winners of the Champion Charity Award recognising excellence in

performance by a Canterbury based charity, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


10 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Dimond, winner of the ACC Workplace Safety

Award recognising exemplary workplace safety systems and procedures, acknowledging a safety-rst

approach, at the 2013 Champion Canterbury Business Awards.


11 Nicky Wagner to move, That this House congratulate Tatyanna Meharry and Natasha English of

Christchurch who won the Supreme Award, and the Air New Zealand South Pacic section, at theWorld of Wearable Art show WOW in Wellington, with their two-garment entry The Exchange.


12 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate GMP Pharmaceuticals for winning the

2013 Westpac Supreme Business Excellence Award, along with the Multimedia Best Medium-

Large Business of the Year and the New Zealand Trade Centre Excellence in Exporting Award at the

Westpac Auckland South Business Awards on 27 September 2013.


13 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate Jet Park Airport Hotel and Conference

Centre for winning the Villa Maria Excellence in Social Responsibility and Sustainability Award at

the Westpac Auckland South Business Awards on 27 September 2013.


14 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate Genevieve’s Cuisine for winning The

FoodBowl Excellence in Research and Development Award at the Westpac Auckland South Business

Awards on 27 September 2013.


15 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate Best Bars Ltd for winning the Manukau

Institute of Technology Excellence in Leadership Award at the Westpac Auckland South Business

Awards on 27 September 2013.


16 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate Bupa Care Services NZ for winning the

AUT Excellence in Innovation Award at the Westpac Auckland South Business Awards on 27

September 2013.


17 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate DHL Express Customer Services for

winning the Austin’s Excellence in Customer Engagement Award and the Mainfreight Employer of

Choice Award at the Westpac Auckland South Business Awards on 27 September 2013.





18 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate MetCast Services Ltd for winning the

Invesure Small Business of the Year Award and the RSM Prince Excellence in Strategy and Planning

Award at the Westpac Auckland South Business Awards on 27 September 2013.


19 Su’a William Sio to move, That this House congratulate Culley’s Ltd for winning the Telecom

Business Hub Manukau Best Emerging Business of the Year Award at the Westpac Auckland SouthBusiness Awards on 27 September 2013.


20 Paul Foster-Bell to move, That this House congratulate members of the Baha’i community of New

Zealand on the centenary of the arrival of the faith in this country as September 2013 marked 100

years since Margaret Stevenson rst practised the Baha’i Faith here and note that New Zealand

Baha’is have contributed to an remarkable range of community-building initiatives, including

founding the annual Race Unity Speech Awards in 2001, and an annual Race Unity Conference

supported by many governmental agencies and NGOs.


21 Tim Macindoe to move, That this House congratulate the Waikato Diocesan School for Girls’

senior cycling team of Maxyna Cottam, Loran Mathis, Maggie Allan, Brigitte Allan and Madison

Farrant, for winning the silver medal in the under-20 team time trial at the New Zealand Schools

Road Cycling Championships in Levin last month (noting that the riders were recently injured in an

accident with a motor vehicle while training on a rural Waikato road), commend the riders for their

courage and determination, and wish them further success in their cycling careers.


22 Tim Macindoe to move, That this House congratulate the Hamilton City Brass Band, conducted by

Mason Eliot, for winning the 2013 B grade New Zealand championships in New Plymouth, noting

that a septet ensemble conducted by Sergio Marshall won the open ensemble, and that 18-year-old

cornet player Hayden Cullen performed in the septet and also won the junior cornet section.


23 Tim Macindoe to move, That this House congratulate 14-year-old Izrael Lim-Muir of Hamilton

Boys’ High School, who is a cadet at No. 7 (City of Hamilton) Squadron Air Training Corps, for

being selected to participate in a Canadian and New Zealand Friendship Cadet Exchange in British

Columbia and the USA in May/June 2014, and wish him well both for the exchange and in his future

goal of becoming a pilot.


24 Tim Macindoe to move, That this House congratulate the Waikato Schools Symphonic Band,

directed by Amanda Wood and comprising 33 musicians with an average age of 13, and the WaikatoYouth Symphonic Band which has more than 50 players and is led by conductor and founding

musical director Stewart Stanbridge and co-conductor Graeme McVinnie, for winning gold awards at

the 2013 New Zealand Concert Band Association’s national festival in Tauranga.


25 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulates Manurewa based business Eco-Stock on

being selected as one of ve nalists in the University of Auckland Business School Entrepreneurs

Challenge.

Lodged 3 September 2013




26 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Manurewa High School on winning the 2013

Service IQ Secondary Schools Excellence Award at the New Zealand Culinary Fare competition for a

second year running.


27 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Aimee Scott of Manurewa High School on

winning a fully funded week at Otago University to test a project she entered in the NIWA ManukauScience Fair.


28 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Solinna Toul of Manurewa High School on

winning rst place in the Dairy NZ sponsored section at the NIWA Manukau Science Fair.


29 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Vetri Krishnamoorthy of Manurewa High

School on winning rst place in his senior category in the NIWA Manukau Science Fair.


30 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Timothy Dreadon of Manurewa High School

on winning third place in the junior category of Physical and Material World in the NIWA Manukau

Science Fair.


31 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Adam Scott of Manurewa High School on

winning a High Commended for his project at the NIWA Manukau Science Fair.


32 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Dayna Lowry of Manurewa High School on

qualifying for the Counties Manukau Cross Country Interprovincial Relay Championship.


33 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Dan Maireroa of Manurewa High School on

winning gold in the Open U19 grade and bronze in the Open Men’s Taekwondo World Championship

in Malaysia.


34 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Chelsea Davies of Manurewa High School on

achieving third place in Women’s Trampoline B Grade at the NZSS Gymnastics Tournament.


35 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Caleb Davies of Manurewa High School onachieving third place in Men’s Trampoline B Grade, and third place in Men’s Artistic at the NZSS

Gymnastics Tournament.


36 Dr Cam Calder to move, That this House congratulate Savanna Blackburn of Manurewa High

School on achieving second place in Women’s Elite Tumbling and winning rst place and Grand

Champ for National Cheerleading at the NZSS Gymnastics Tournament.





37 Raymond Huo to move, That this House congratulate Francis Forgues of Guoshu FangHua Kungfu

in Christchurch for his gold medal performance at the National Sanda Invitational Tournament in

Auckland on 28 September 2013, demonstrating his artful skill in the emerging popular Chinese

combat sport.


38 H V Ross Robertson to move, That this House congratulate Auckland company Little Bird Organics,which started researching health benecial ingredients and raw food three years ago, and now has

one raw food café in Kingsland and another soon to open in Ponsonby, and supplies its products to 80

stores with another 50 on a waiting list.


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