PETITIONS, PAPERS, SELECT COMMITTEE REPORTS, AND INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

A petition has been delivered to the Clerk.

Petition of Grey Power Hastings & Districts Association Incorporation requesting that the House urge the Government to keep water assets owned and managed by local councils.

That petition stands referred to the Petitions Committee. Ministers have delivered papers.

Government responses to the referral of the petition from Juliana Carvalo and referral of the petition of Esther Hansen.

Now, those papers are published under the authority of the House. Select committee reports have been delivered for presentation.

Report of the Education and Workforce Committee on the inquiry into school attendance

joint reports of the Environment Committee and the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee on the report of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Te Kaitiaki Taiao a Te Whare Pāremata: A review of the funding and prioritisation of environmental research in New Zealand, and

the reports of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment:

Pristine, popular... imperilled? The environmental consequences of projected tourism growth, and

Not 100%—but four steps closer to sustainable tourism

reports of the Intelligence and Security Committee on the:

2020-21 annual review of the Government Communications Security Bureau, and

2020-21 annual review of the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service

reports of the Petitions Committee on the petition of Sophie Handford and the petition of Linda Manning, and

report of the Social Services and Community Committee on the Human Rights (Disability Assist Dogs Non-Discrimination) Amendment Bill.

The bill is set down for second reading.

The report of the Education and Workforce Committee and the joint reports of the Environment Committee and the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee are set down for consideration. The Clerk has been informed of the introduction of a bill.

Natural Hazards Insurance Bill, introduction.

The bill is set down for first reading.

Kia ora e te Pīka. Does the—oh, sorry. To the Prime Minister: does she stand by her Government’s decision in 2017—

Order! Order! I think that might be the supplementary.

Thank you, it is. I appreciate it.