Petitions, Papers, Select Committee Reports, and Introduction of Bills

Petitions have been delivered to the Clerk for presentation.

Petition of Kirsten Van Newtown requesting that the House ask the Government to urgently act to ensure that all pregnant people, parents, and babies in Aotearoa have the support they need to thrive, by developing a collaborative women’s health strategy

petition of Nurse Practitioners New Zealand requesting that the House amend Section 29 of the Medicines Act 1981 to allow all authorised prescribers to prescribe medicines that Medsafe or Pharmac suggest as alternatives for unavailable approved medicines

petition of Stuart Prossor requesting that the House urge the Government to hold a referendum on changing New Zealand’s name to “Aotearoa New Zealand”.

Those petitions stand referred to the Petitions Committee.

Ministers have delivered papers.

New Zealand Māori Arts & Crafts Institute Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2020

Crown Infrastructure Partners Limited Statement of Intent 2020-25 and Statement of Performance Expectations 2021-22

New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Statement of Performance Expectations 2021/22

Tertiary Education Commission Statement of Performance Expectations 2021/22

Commerce Commission Statement of Performance Expectations 2021/22

Ōtākaro Limited Amended Statement of Performance Expectations for Financial Year 2021; Statement of Performance Expectations for financial year 2022; and Statement of Intent for Financial Years 2022-26

New Zealand Qualifications Authority Statement of Performance Expectations 2021/22

New Zealand Growth Capital Partners Statement of Performance Expectations 2021/22

Crown Regional Holdings Limited Statement of Intent 2021-25 and Statement of Performance Expectations 2021-22

Network for Learning Limited Statement of Intent 2021-25 and Statement of Performance Expectations 2021-22

New Zealand Green Investment Finance Statement of Performance Expectations 2021-22.

I present the report of the cross-party Mental Health and Addiction Wellbeing Group entitled Zero Suicide Aotearoa July 2020, and the report of the Ombudsman entitled Oversight—An investigation into the Ministry of Health’s stewardship of hospital-level secure services for people with an intellectual disability.

Those papers are published under the authority of the House. Just as I call select committee reports, I want to say we have had a three-week recess and it is evident that there’s been a significant number of reports come in from select committees over that period. I will ask member to have some patience while they are reported.

Report of the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee on the 2021-22 Estimates for Vote Business, Science and Innovation

reports of the Education and Workforce Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Education

Vote Education Review Office, and

Vote Tertiary Education;

and the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Labour Market

reports of the Environment Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Conservation

Vote Environment, and

Vote Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment; and

Report of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment: Managing our estuaries

reports of the Finance and Expenditure Committee on:

the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Finance

Fiscal Strategy Report 2021 and Budget Economic and Fiscal Update 2021

the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Revenue, and

the petition of Shay Lawrence

reports of the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Customs

Vote Defence and Vote Defence Force, and

Vote Foreign Affairs

reports of the Governance and Administration Committee on the:

2021/22 Estimates for Vote Internal Affairs [Excluding those appropriations that are the responsibility of the Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector, and the Minister for Diversity, Inclusion and Ethnic Communities]

2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Ombudsman

Vote Prime Minister and Cabinet, and

Vote Public Service [Excluding Supporting Implementation of a Social Wellbeing Approach Appropriation]

report of the Health Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Health and Appropriation within Vote Building and Construction—Isolation and Quarantine Management

reports of the Justice Committee:

on the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Attorney General and Vote Parliamentary Counsel

Vote Corrections

Vote Justice and Vote Courts

Vote Police and Vote Serious Fraud

on the Inquiry into the 2019 Local Elections and Liquor Licensing Trust Elections, and Recent Energy Trust Elections, and

on the International Treaty Examination of the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime

reports of the Māori Affairs Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Māori Development and the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Te Arawhiti

reports of the Petitions Committee on:

the petition of Anmar Taufeek

the petition of Claire Bleakley

the petition of Darryl Clarke

the petition of Deborah Turner, and

the petition of Tobias Tahi

reports of the Primary Production Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Agriculture, Biosecurity, Fisheries and Food Safety

Vote Forestry, and

Vote Lands

report of the Regulations Review Committee on the Examination of COVID-19 orders presented on 29 June 2021

reports of the Social Services and Community Committee on:

the 2021/22 Estimates within Vote Public Service—Supporting Implementation of a Social Wellbeing Approach

the 2021/22 Estimates within Vote Internal Affairs that are the responsibility of the Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector and the Minister for Diversity, Inclusion and Ethnic Communities

the 2021/22 Estimates for:

Vote Arts, Culture and Heritage

Vote Housing and Urban Development

Vote Oranga Tamariki

Vote Pacific Peoples

Vote Social Development

Vote Sport and Recreation, and

Vote Women

reports of the Transport and Infrastructure Committee on the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Building and Construction [Excluding Isolation and Quarantine Management appropriation] and the 2021/22 Estimates for Vote Transport.

The report on the report of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment and the reports on the inquiry, the international treaty examination, and the COVID-19 orders are all set down for consideration. All other reports are available on the parliamentary website, especially for Mr Harman.

The introduction of bills.

Hazardous Substances and New Organisms (Hazardous Substances Assessments) Amendment Bill, introduction.

Subordinate Legislation Confirmation Bill, introduction.

Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill, introduction.

Those bills are set down for first reading.