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you like, ministers are entitled to
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paper is frankly treating parliament
with
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paper is frankly treating parliament
with contemptment. Dr
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paper is frankly treating parliament
with contemptment. Dr
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with contemptment. Dr Deborah
Russell.
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with contemptment. Dr Deborah
Russell. I
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with contemptment. Dr Deborah
Russell. I
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with contemptment. Dr Deborah
Russell. I think it is worth
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with contemptment. Dr Deborah
Russell. I think it is worth
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Russell. I think it is worth a
reminder
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Russell. I think it is worth a
reminder
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Russell. I think it is worth a
reminder of
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Russell. I think it is worth a
reminder of what we
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Russell. I think it is worth a
reminder of what we
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reminder of what we are debating
today and
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reminder of what we are debating
today and
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reminder of what we are debating
today and what
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reminder of what we are debating
today and what this particular
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today and what this particular
debate
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debate is actually about.
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debate is actually about.
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I you could Carmel. It is the
appropriation
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I you could Carmel. It is the
appropriation bill
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I you could Carmel. It is the
appropriation bill
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I you could Carmel. It is the
appropriation bill on the
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I you could Carmel. It is the
appropriation bill on the
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supplementary estimates. What that
is
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based around is the
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based around is the
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based around is the budget that
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supplementary estimates. What that
is based around is the budget that
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is based around is the budget that
was set
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is based around is the budget that
was set
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is based around is the budget that
was set in May
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is based around is the budget that
was set in May
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is based around is the budget that
was set in May 2017 and since
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is based around is the budget that
was set in May 2017 and since
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was set in May 2017 and since them
stuff has happened.
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was set in May 2017 and since them
stuff has happened.
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stuff has happened. Government
departments in
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stuff has happened. Government
departments in some
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stuff has happened. Government
departments in some areas have had
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stuff has happened. Government
departments in some areas have had
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departments in some areas have had
to spend a
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departments in some areas have had
to spend a little
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departments in some areas have had
to spend a little more money than
-
departments in some areas have had
to spend a little more money than
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to spend a little more money than
they thought they
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to spend a little more money than
they thought they were
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they thought they were going to
need, to
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they thought they were going to
need, to
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need, to particular needs have come
up.
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need, to particular needs have come
up.
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need, to particular needs have come
up. There's been
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need, to particular needs have come
up. There's been
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need, to particular needs have come
up. There's been an election and we
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need, to particular needs have come
up. There's been an election and we
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government.
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government. All
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government. All
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government. All of
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government. All of that
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up. There's been an election and we
have a new Government. All of that
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have a new Government. All of that
means
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have a new Government. All of that
means that somehow Government
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have a new Government. All of that
means that somehow Government
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means that somehow Government
expenditure is
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means that somehow Government
expenditure is changing
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means that somehow Government
expenditure is changing and it has
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means that somehow Government
expenditure is changing and it has
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expenditure is changing and it has
changed from
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expenditure is changing and it has
changed from
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expenditure is changing and it has
changed from the budget that
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expenditure is changing and it has
changed from the budget that
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expenditure is changing and it has
changed from the budget that was set
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changed from the budget that was set
in
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changed from the budget that was set
in 2017. As I
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changed from the budget that was set
in 2017. As I
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changed from the budget that was set
in 2017. As I will talk about
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changed from the budget that was set
in 2017. As I will talk about a
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in 2017. As I will talk about a
little later on, it
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in 2017. As I will talk about a
little later on, it
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in 2017. As I will talk about a
little later on, it is not just
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in 2017. As I will talk about a
little later on, it is not just
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little later on, it is not just the
numbers that
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little later on, it is not just the
numbers that
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little later on, it is not just the
numbers that have changed but it is
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little later on, it is not just the
numbers that have changed but it is
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numbers that have changed but it is
the values too.
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numbers that have changed but it is
the values too. So
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numbers that have changed but it is
the values too. So here
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numbers that have changed but it is
the values too. So here
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the values too. So here today in
parliament,
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the values too. So here today in
parliament,
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the values too. So here today in
parliament, as part of
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the values too. So here today in
parliament, as part of
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the values too. So here today in
parliament, as part of our role,
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the values too. So here today in
parliament, as part of our role,
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parliament, as part of our role, we
are
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parliament, as part of our role, we
are
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parliament, as part of our role, we
are examining these
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parliament, as part of our role, we
are examining these
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are examining these supplementary
estimates, making sure
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are examining these supplementary
estimates, making sure
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are examining these supplementary
estimates, making sure that
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are examining these supplementary
estimates, making sure that they are
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are examining these supplementary
estimates, making sure that they are
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estimates, making sure that they are
OK,
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estimates, making sure that they are
OK, testing them,
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estimates, making sure that they are
OK, testing them,
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estimates, making sure that they are
OK, testing them, engaging in
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estimates, making sure that they are
OK, testing them, engaging in
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role as
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role as scrutinising
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role as scrutinising the finances
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OK, testing them, engaging in our
role as scrutinising the finances
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role as scrutinising the finances of
Government. I
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role as scrutinising the finances of
Government. I
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role as scrutinising the finances of
Government. I don't
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role as scrutinising the finances of
Government. I don't think many
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Government. I don't think many
people
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Government. I don't think many
people actually
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Government. I don't think many
people actually
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people actually read the
supplementary
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people actually read the
supplementary estimates.
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people actually read the
supplementary estimates. For those
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people actually read the
supplementary estimates. For those
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who are watching,
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who are watching,
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who are watching, here
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who are watching, here are
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supplementary estimates. For those
of you who are watching, here are
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of you who are watching, here are
the
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of you who are watching, here are
the supplementary estimates A,
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of you who are watching, here are
the supplementary estimates A,
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of you who are watching, here are
the supplementary estimates A, for
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the supplementary estimates A, for
sized,
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the supplementary estimates A, for
sized, 457 pages long. If
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the supplementary estimates A, for
sized, 457 pages long. If
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the supplementary estimates A, for
sized, 457 pages long. If you are
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I will tell you
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I will tell you that
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I will tell you that it is
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sized, 457 pages long. If you are
listening I will tell you that it is
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listening I will tell you that it is
4 cent metres think. It
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listening I will tell you that it is
4 cent metres think. It is
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4 cent metres think. It is a lot of
reading.
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4 cent metres think. It is a lot of
reading.
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4 cent metres think. It is a lot of
reading. I haven't read them
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4 cent metres think. It is a lot of
reading. I haven't read them
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reading. I haven't read them all. I
suspect
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reading. I haven't read them all. I
suspect no
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reading. I haven't read them all. I
suspect no one in this House
-
reading. I haven't read them all. I
suspect no one in this House
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suspect no one in this House has
read them all.
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of reading. I haven't read them all,
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has But here, I want to pay tribute
to
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has But here, I want to pay tribute
to the excellent
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has But here, I want to pay tribute
to the excellent
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has But here, I want to pay tribute
to the excellent public servants who
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has But here, I want to pay tribute
to the excellent public servants who
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to the excellent public servants who
have worked on
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to the excellent public servants who
have worked on
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have worked on these supplementary
estimates
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have worked on these supplementary
estimates
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have worked on these supplementary
estimates who've kept an eye
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have worked on these supplementary
estimates who've kept an eye
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estimates who've kept an eye on the
money,
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estimates who've kept an eye on the
money,
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estimates who've kept an eye on the
money, who've done all the figures.
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estimates who've kept an eye on the
money, who've done all the figures.
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe a
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe a great debt
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe a great debt
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe a great debt to our public
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money, who've done all the figures.
We owe a great debt to our public
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We owe a great debt to our public
servants, and I think we
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We owe a great debt to our public
servants, and I think we
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servants, and I think we should
express our gratitude
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servants, and I think we should
express our gratitude to
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express our gratitude to them from
time to
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express our gratitude to them from
time to
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express our gratitude to them from
time to time.
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express our gratitude to them from
time to time. You
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express our gratitude to them from
time to time. You see,
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express our gratitude to them from
time to time. You see,
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time to time. You see, Government is
not just
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time to time. You see, Government is
not just what
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time to time. You see, Government is
not just what happens in
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time to time. You see, Government is
not just what happens in
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not just what happens in the Cabinet
room. Government
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not just what happens in the Cabinet
room. Government
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not just what happens in the Cabinet
room. Government is not just
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not just what happens in the Cabinet
room. Government is not just
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room. Government is not just what
happens in this
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room. Government is not just what
happens in this
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room. Government is not just what
happens in this House. It's not just
-
room. Government is not just what
happens in this House. It's not just
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happens in this House. It's not just
what happens in
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happens in this House. It's not just
what happens in
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what happens in the select
committees.
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what happens in the select
committees. It
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what happens in the select
committees. It is
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what happens in the select
committees. It is
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what happens in the select
committees. It is also what happens
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what happens in the select
committees. It is also what happens
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committees. It is also what happens
in the ministries, the departments,
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committees. It is also what happens
in the ministries, the departments,
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in the ministries, the departments,
the agencies
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in the ministries, the departments,
the agencies helping
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in the ministries, the departments,
the agencies helping us
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in the ministries, the departments,
the agencies helping us
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the agencies helping us to run this
country.
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the agencies helping us to run this
country.
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the agencies helping us to run this
country. And I,
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the agencies helping us to run this
country. And I,
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the agencies helping us to run this
country. And I, for one, am
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the agencies helping us to run this
country. And I, for one, am
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country. And I, for one, am very
grateful to
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country. And I, for one, am very
grateful to
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country. And I, for one, am very
grateful to the public servants
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country. And I, for one, am very
grateful to the public servants
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grateful to the public servants who
enable us to
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grateful to the public servants who
enable us to
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grateful to the public servants who
enable us to do that. That is
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grateful to the public servants who
enable us to do that. That is
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enable us to do that. That is what
we're talking
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enable us to do that. That is what
we're talking
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enable us to do that. That is what
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enable us to do that. That is what
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work that they have done on the
supplementary
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work that they have done on the
supplementary estimates. For
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work that they have done on the
supplementary estimates. For
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supplementary estimates. For that
reason,
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supplementary estimates. For that
reason, I
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supplementary estimates. For that
reason, I do want to
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supplementary estimates. For that
reason, I do want to engage
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reason, I do want to engage with
some
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reason, I do want to engage with
some of
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reason, I do want to engage with
some of the arguments
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reason, I do want to engage with
some of the arguments
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some of the arguments that the
Opposition
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some of the arguments that the
Opposition
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some of the arguments that the
Opposition have given us. In
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some of the arguments that the
Opposition have given us. In
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some of the arguments that the
Opposition have given us. In fact,
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the mistaken
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the mistaken ideas
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the mistaken ideas
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the mistaken ideas that they
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Opposition have given us. In fact,
the mistaken ideas that they
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the mistaken ideas that they have
presented us
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the mistaken ideas that they have
presented us
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the mistaken ideas that they have
presented us with. I'm
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the mistaken ideas that they have
presented us with. I'm
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the mistaken ideas that they have
presented us with. I'm going to stay
-
presented us with. I'm going to stay
mistaken,
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presented us with. I'm going to stay
mistaken, because surely
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presented us with. I'm going to stay
mistaken, because surely
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would say these things in good
faith.
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would say these things in good
faith. Let's
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would say these things in good
faith. Let's
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would say these things in good
faith. Let's start with Amy
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would say these things in good
faith. Let's start with Amy
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would say these things in good
faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
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faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
who made
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faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
who made the
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faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
who made the extraordinary claim,
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faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
who made the extraordinary claim,
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faith. Let's start with Amy Adams,
who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
Speaker
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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who made the extraordinary claim, Mr
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that the former National government
had
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that the former National government
had spent more
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that the former National government
had spent more
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that the former National government
had spent more on
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that the former National government
had spent more on health than our
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that the former National government
had spent more on health than our
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had spent more on health than our
current Labour and
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had spent more on health than our
current Labour and
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had spent more on health than our
current Labour and New
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current Labour and New Zealand First
Government supported
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current Labour and New Zealand First
Government supported
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Government supported by the Green
Party.
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Government supported by the Green
Party.
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Government supported by the Green
Party. But you see, it's a
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Government supported by the Green
Party. But you see, it's a
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Party. But you see, it's a really
straightforward thing, and
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Party. But you see, it's a really
straightforward thing, and
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straightforward thing, and it's got
me
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straightforward thing, and it's got
me
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straightforward thing, and it's got
me really worried about
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straightforward thing, and it's got
me really worried about
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me really worried about Amy Adams,
actually. You see,
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me really worried about Amy Adams,
actually. You see,
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me really worried about Amy Adams,
actually. You see, the only
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me really worried about Amy Adams,
actually. You see, the only
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actually. You see, the only way you
can
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actually. You see, the only way you
can
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actually. You see, the only way you
can reach those
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actually. You see, the only way you
can reach those figures
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actually. You see, the only way you
can reach those figures is if
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actually. You see, the only way you
can reach those figures is if
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can reach those figures is if you
count
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can reach those figures is if you
count the
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can reach those figures is if you
count the Terra Nova
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can reach those figures is if you
count the Terra Nova
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can reach those figures is if you
count the Terra Nova settlement. So
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can reach those figures is if you
count the Terra Nova settlement. So
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count the Terra Nova settlement. So
let me
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count the Terra Nova settlement. So
let me
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count the Terra Nova settlement. So
let me just
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count the Terra Nova settlement. So
let me just give you
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count the Terra Nova settlement. So
let me just give you
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let me just give you the exact
figures.
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let me just give you the exact
figures. You
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let me just give you the exact
figures. You
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let me just give you the exact
figures. You see,
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let me just give you the exact
figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
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let me just give you the exact
figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
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figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
the
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figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
the Coalition
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figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
the Coalition Government
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figures. You see, in Budget 2018,
the Coalition Government
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the Coalition Government allocated
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the Coalition Government allocated
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the Coalition Government allocated
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the Coalition Government allocated
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spend, combeared to Budget 2017 from
the
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spend, combeared to Budget 2017 from
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spend, combeared to Budget 2017 from
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just got that wrong. Let's talk
about
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just got that wrong. Let's talk
about the operating
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just got that wrong. Let's talk
about the operating
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about the operating budget, Mr
Speaker. If
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about the operating budget, Mr
Speaker. If we
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about the operating budget, Mr
Speaker. If we look
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about the operating budget, Mr
Speaker. If we look
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about the operating budget, Mr
Speaker. If we look at
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget in health,
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget in health,
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget in health, we'll see
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget in health, we'll see
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Speaker. If we look at the operating
budget in health, we'll see that,
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budget in health, we'll see that, in
Budget 2018,
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budget in health, we'll see that, in
Budget 2018,
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budget in health, we'll see that, in
Budget 2018, the
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budget in health, we'll see that, in
Budget 2018, the Coalition
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Budget 2018, the Coalition
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Budget 2018, the Coalition
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Budget 2018, the Coalition
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Budget 2018, the Coalition
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operating health expenditure. And in
Budget
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operating health expenditure. And in
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operating health expenditure. And in
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operating health expenditure. And in
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billion, Mr Speaker, is bigger than
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billion, Mr Speaker, is bigger than
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billion, Mr Speaker, is bigger than
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the figures mixed up a little bit in
her
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the figures mixed up a little bit in
her head. And we could expect
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the figures mixed up a little bit in
her head. And we could expect
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her head. And we could expect that
of someone who
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her head. And we could expect that
of someone who didn't
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her head. And we could expect that
of someone who didn't know how to
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her head. And we could expect that
of someone who didn't know how to
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of someone who didn't know how to
back out the
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of someone who didn't know how to
back out the
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly,
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly,
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly, Mr Speaker,
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly, Mr Speaker,
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly, Mr Speaker, it worries me
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back out the Terra Nova settlement.
Frankly, Mr Speaker, it worries me
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Frankly, Mr Speaker, it worries me
that that is the
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Frankly, Mr Speaker, it worries me
that that is the
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Frankly, Mr Speaker, it worries me
that that is the capacity of the
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that that is the capacity of the
person
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that that is the capacity of the
person that they have
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that that is the capacity of the
person that they have
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person that they have as their
Finance spokesperson.
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person that they have as their
Finance spokesperson.
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Finance spokesperson. Part of the
job of
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Finance spokesperson. Part of the
job of
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Finance spokesperson. Part of the
job of the Opposition is to
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Finance spokesperson. Part of the
job of the Opposition is to
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job of the Opposition is to examine
what
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job of the Opposition is to examine
what
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job of the Opposition is to examine
what the Government
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job of the Opposition is to examine
what the Government is
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what the Government is doing, and I
would
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what the Government is doing, and I
would
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what the Government is doing, and I
would at least hope,
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what the Government is doing, and I
would at least hope,
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what the Government is doing, and I
would at least hope, Mr Speaker,
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would at least hope, Mr Speaker,
that
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would at least hope, Mr Speaker,
that the person doing
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would at least hope, Mr Speaker,
that the person doing
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would at least hope, Mr Speaker,
that the person doing it
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that the person doing it knew how to
manage
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that the person doing it knew how to
manage
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that the person doing it knew how to
manage figures.
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that the person doing it knew how to
manage figures. So,
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manage figures. So, we have...
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Mr Speaker, I'm sorry, I believe I
heard
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Mr Speaker, I'm sorry, I believe I
heard an unparliamentary
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Mr Speaker, I'm sorry, I believe I
heard an unparliamentary
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heard an unparliamentary word. The
member needs
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heard an unparliamentary word. The
member needs
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heard an unparliamentary word. The
member needs to take a
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heard an unparliamentary word. The
member needs to take a point
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member needs to take a point of
order. Point of
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member needs to take a point of
order. Point of order,
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member needs to take a point of
order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
-
member needs to take a point of
order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
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order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
point
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order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
point of order,
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order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
point of order,
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order. Point of order, Mr Speaker. A
point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
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point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
I
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point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
I would like to ask
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point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
I would like to ask
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point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
I would like to ask the member on
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point of order, Dr Deborah Russell.
I would like to ask the member on
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I would like to ask the member on
the other side of
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I would like to ask the member on
the other side of
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I would like to ask the member on
the other side of the House who
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I would like to ask the member on
the other side of the House who
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the other side of the House who used
an unparliamentary word
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the other side of the House who used
an unparliamentary word
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an unparliamentary word in response
to me
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an unparliamentary word in response
to me
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an unparliamentary word in response
to me to
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an unparliamentary word in response
to me to withdraw
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
Which
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
Which
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
Which member,
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
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to me to withdraw and apologise.
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was Nicky Wagner. I may be mistaken
and,
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was Nicky Wagner. I may be mistaken
and, if so,
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was Nicky Wagner. I may be mistaken
and, if so, I
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was Nicky Wagner. I may be mistaken
and, if so, I apologise, but
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was Nicky Wagner. I may be mistaken
and, if so, I apologise, but
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and, if so, I apologise, but I do
believe
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and, if so, I apologise, but I do
believe
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and, if so, I apologise, but I do
believe I heard an unparliamentary
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believe I heard an unparliamentary
word.
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believe I heard an unparliamentary
word.
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believe I heard an unparliamentary
word. I
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believe I heard an unparliamentary
word. I
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believe I heard an unparliamentary
word. I didn't
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but I
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but I would
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but I would
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but I would ask the
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word. I didn't hear the
interjection, but I would ask the
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interjection, but I would ask the
Hon Nicky Wagner
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interjection, but I would ask the
Hon Nicky Wagner
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interjection, but I would ask the
Hon Nicky Wagner if
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interjection, but I would ask the
Hon Nicky Wagner if she did make
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interjection, but I would ask the
Hon Nicky Wagner if she did make
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interjection, but I would ask the
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use an unparliamentary word, she
will
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use an unparliamentary word, she
will withdraw. I
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use an unparliamentary word, she
will withdraw. I
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will withdraw. I withdraw and
apologise.
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will withdraw. I withdraw and
apologise.
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will withdraw. I withdraw and
apologise. Thank you. Dr
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will withdraw. I withdraw and
apologise. Thank you. Dr
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apologise. Thank you. Dr Deborah
Russell.
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apologise. Thank you. Dr Deborah
Russell.
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apologise. Thank you. Dr Deborah
Russell. Thank you. Let
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apologise. Thank you. Dr Deborah
Russell. Thank you. Let
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr Speaker.
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr Speaker. I
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr Speaker. I want
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr Speaker. I want
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Russell. Thank you. Let me carry on,
Mr Speaker. I want to speak just
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Mr Speaker. I want to speak just
briefly
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Mr Speaker. I want to speak just
briefly about what Mr Paul
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Mr Speaker. I want to speak just
briefly about what Mr Paul
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briefly about what Mr Paul Goldsmith
had to
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briefly about what Mr Paul Goldsmith
had to say.
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briefly about what Mr Paul Goldsmith
had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
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had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
Fantasising.
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had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
Fantasising.
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had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
Fantasising. Speculating
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had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
Fantasising. Speculating about
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had to say. Fantasising about taxes.
Fantasising. Speculating about
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Fantasising. Speculating about what
taxes might
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Fantasising. Speculating about what
taxes might
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taxes might come along.
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you see,
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you see, Mr
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you see, Mr Speaker,
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you see, Mr Speaker,
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Speculating outrageously. Because
you see, Mr Speaker, we
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you see, Mr Speaker, we have
introduced a tax
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you see, Mr Speaker, we have
introduced a tax
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introduced a tax working group who
are
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introduced a tax working group who
are
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introduced a tax working group who
are going to engage
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introduced a tax working group who
are going to engage in
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introduced a tax working group who
are going to engage in a
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introduced a tax working group who
are going to engage in a really
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are going to engage in a really
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are going to engage in a really
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are going to engage in a really
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are going to engage in a really
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our Tax Act and think about how our
taxation
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our Tax Act and think about how our
taxation system
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our Tax Act and think about how our
taxation system
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taxation system should be
structured. And
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taxation system should be
structured. And
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taxation system should be
structured. And then we will be
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taxation system should be
structured. And then we will be
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structured. And then we will be
taking it
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structured. And then we will be
taking it
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taking it to the electorate.
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taking it to the electorate.
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Unlike the former National
government,
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Unlike the former National
government, which simply imposed an
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Unlike the former National
government, which simply imposed an
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government, which simply imposed an
increase in GST without
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government, which simply imposed an
increase in GST without
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government, which simply imposed an
increase in GST without taking
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government, which simply imposed an
increase in GST without taking it to
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government, which simply imposed an
increase in GST without taking it to
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increase in GST without taking it to
the electorate
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increase in GST without taking it to
the electorate in
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increase in GST without taking it to
the electorate in 2010.
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increase in GST without taking it to
the electorate in 2010. The
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the electorate in 2010. The people
who
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the electorate in 2010. The people
who
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the electorate in 2010. The people
who engage in fantasy are
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the electorate in 2010. The people
who engage in fantasy are
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who engage in fantasy are not us, Mr
Speaker. Mr
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who engage in fantasy are not us, Mr
Speaker. Mr
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who engage in fantasy are not us, Mr
Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want
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who engage in fantasy are not us, Mr
Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want
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who engage in fantasy are not us, Mr
Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want to turn
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Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want to turn
to
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Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want to turn
to what this supplementary estimates
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Speaker. Mr Speaker, I want to turn
to what this supplementary estimates
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to what this supplementary estimates
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to what this supplementary estimates
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to what this supplementary estimates
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to what this supplementary estimates
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to what this supplementary estimates
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Say about us and our values. And
what
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Say about us and our values. And
what they say is
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Say about us and our values. And
what they say is
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what they say is the Coalition
Government
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what they say is the Coalition
Government
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what they say is the Coalition
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what they say is the Coalition
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what they say is the Coalition
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Government is a Government that
builds
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Government is a Government that
builds for the future.
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Government is a Government that
builds for the future. That
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Government is a Government that
builds for the future. That
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builds for the future. That doesn't
take
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builds for the future. That doesn't
take
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builds for the future. That doesn't
take the
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decisions, but looks well into the
future.
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decisions, but looks well into the
future.
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decisions, but looks well into the
future. As my colleague,
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decisions, but looks well into the
future. As my colleague,
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decisions, but looks well into the
future. As my colleague, Mr James
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future. As my colleague, Mr James
Shaw,
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future. As my colleague, Mr James
Shaw, so beautifully pointed
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future. As my colleague, Mr James
Shaw, so beautifully pointed
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future. As my colleague, Mr James
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future. As my colleague, Mr James
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this Government is investing in the
future
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this Government is investing in the
future by
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this Government is investing in the
future by
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this Government is investing in the
future by restarting
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future by restarting contributions
to
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future by restarting contributions
to
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future by restarting contributions
to the New Zealand Super
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future by restarting contributions
to the New Zealand Super Fund.
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to the New Zealand Super Fund.
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to the New Zealand Super Fund.
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The fund that is sometimes also
called
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The fund that is sometimes also
called
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The fund that is sometimes also
called the Cullen fund, in reference
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
to
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
to the man who
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
to the man who
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
to the man who got
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
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called the Cullen fund, in reference
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Labour minister making courageous
decisions
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Labour minister making courageous
decisions
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Labour minister making courageous
decisions for
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decisions for the future.
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We need that New Zealand Super Fund
because
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We need that New Zealand Super Fund
because we know that,
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We need that New Zealand Super Fund
because we know that,
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because we know that, with
demographic changes, we
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because we know that, with
demographic changes, we
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demographic changes, we are going to
spend
-
demographic changes, we are going to
spend
-
demographic changes, we are going to
spend a
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demographic changes, we are going to
spend a lot of money on
-
demographic changes, we are going to
spend a lot of money on
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spend a lot of money on New
Zealand's superannuation
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spend a lot of money on New
Zealand's superannuation in
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Zealand's superannuation in the
future. And we
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Zealand's superannuation in the
future. And we are
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Zealand's superannuation in the
future. And we are going to
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Zealand's superannuation in the
future. And we are going to start
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future. And we are going to start
providing for that now.
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future. And we are going to start
providing for that now.
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future. And we are going to start
providing for that now. That's
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providing for that now. That's the
kind of
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providing for that now. That's the
kind of
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providing for that now. That's the
kind of foresight
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kind of foresight that this
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kind of foresight that this
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had. Prudent, sensible, valuing
young
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had. Prudent, sensible, valuing
young people. Because
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had. Prudent, sensible, valuing
young people. Because
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had. Prudent, sensible, valuing
young people. Because we will
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had. Prudent, sensible, valuing
young people. Because we will
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young people. Because we will not
impose
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young people. Because we will not
impose
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young people. Because we will not
impose burdens on them that
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young people. Because we will not
impose burdens on them that
-
impose burdens on them that we
should be
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impose burdens on them that we
should be bearing
-
impose burdens on them that we
should be bearing ourselves. And
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should be bearing ourselves. And
that's
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should be bearing ourselves. And
that's exactly what
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should be bearing ourselves. And
that's exactly what is
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should be bearing ourselves. And
that's exactly what is going on in
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should be bearing ourselves. And
that's exactly what is going on in
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that's exactly what is going on in
education as well.
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that's exactly what is going on in
education as well. We
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that's exactly what is going on in
education as well. We have
-
education as well. We have
introduced,
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education as well. We have
introduced, in these supplementary
-
education as well. We have
introduced, in these supplementary
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introduced, in these supplementary
estimates, a
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introduced, in these supplementary
estimates, a
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introduced, in these supplementary
estimates, a year
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introduced, in these supplementary
estimates, a year of
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introduced, in these supplementary
estimates, a year of
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education for tertiary students, for
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education for tertiary students, for
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education for tertiary students, for
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education for tertiary students, for
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education for tertiary students, for
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universities, students at
Polytechnics,
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universities, students at
Polytechnics,
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universities, students at
Polytechnics, students in trades
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Polytechnics, students in trades
training
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Polytechnics, students in trades
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Polytechnics, students in trades
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Polytechnics, students in trades
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Polytechnics, students in trades
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Polytechnics, students in trades
-
education for young people as they
leave
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education for young people as they
leave school.
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education for young people as they
leave school. This,
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leave school. This, from the Labour
New
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leave school. This, from the Labour
New
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leave school. This, from the Labour
New Zealand First
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leave school. This, from the Labour
New Zealand First
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New Zealand First Government that
echoes
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New Zealand First Government that
echoes
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New Zealand First Government that
echoes the Government that
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New Zealand First Government that
echoes the Government that
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echoes the Government that removed
the interest
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echoes the Government that removed
the interest
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starters, we do not want to burden
our
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starters, we do not want to burden
our young people with
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starters, we do not want to burden
our young people with
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starters, we do not want to burden
our young people with huge debts. We
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starters, we do not want to burden
our young people with huge debts. We
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our young people with huge debts. We
want to actually value
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our young people with huge debts. We
want to actually value
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want to actually value those young
people and
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want to actually value those young
people and
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want to actually value those young
people and say,
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want to actually value those young
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want to actually value those young
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the value of education itself. This
side
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the value of education itself. This
side
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the value of education itself. This
side of the House believes
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the value of education itself. This
side of the House believes in
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side of the House believes in
education, it
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side of the House believes in
education, it
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side of the House believes in
education, it believes in
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side of the House believes in
education, it believes in
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education, it believes in education
for
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education, it believes in education
for all,
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education, it believes in education
for all, and it
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education, it believes in education
for all, and it believes
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for all, and it believes in free
education.
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for all, and it believes in free
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for all, and it believes in free
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for all, and it believes in free
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for all, and it believes in free
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way to run a great democracy, the
only
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way to run a great democracy, the
only way to
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way to run a great democracy, the
only way to
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way to run a great democracy, the
only way to ensure that each citizen
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way to run a great democracy, the
only way to ensure that each citizen
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only way to ensure that each citizen
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only way to ensure that each citizen
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only way to ensure that each citizen
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only way to ensure that each citizen
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those citizens are educated, so that
they
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those citizens are educated, so that
they are able to be
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those citizens are educated, so that
they are able to be
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those citizens are educated, so that
they are able to be part
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they are able to be part of our
country,
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they are able to be part of our
country,
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they are able to be part of our
country, of our system
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they are able to be part of our
country, of our system
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country, of our system of
government, to be part
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country, of our system of
government, to be part
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government, to be part of our
community. That's
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government, to be part of our
community. That's
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government, to be part of our
community. That's why we
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government, to be part of our
community. That's why we
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community. That's why we value
education
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community. That's why we value
education on
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community. That's why we value
education on this side of
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community. That's why we value
education on this side of the
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community. That's why we value
education on this side of the House.
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education on this side of the House.
Because
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is an enabling
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is an enabling
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is an enabling action.
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education on this side of the House.
Because it is an enabling action. It
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Because it is an enabling action. It
enables people. That's
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Because it is an enabling action. It
enables people. That's
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Because it is an enabling action. It
enables people. That's why we
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Because it is an enabling action. It
enables people. That's why we
-
enables people. That's why we think
it should
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enables people. That's why we think
it should be
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enables people. That's why we think
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enables people. That's why we think
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may access it. We are committed to
that
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may access it. We are committed to
that kind
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may access it. We are committed to
that kind
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may access it. We are committed to
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may access it. We are committed to
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to look to the
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to look to the future.
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to look to the future. We're
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to look to the future. We're
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the cutting, the pruning, refusing
to look to the future. We're not
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to look to the future. We're not
into
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to look to the future. We're not
into just mere management,
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to look to the future. We're not
into just mere management,
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into just mere management, Mr
Speaker.
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into just mere management, Mr
Speaker. This
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into just mere management, Mr
Speaker. This side of the
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into just mere management, Mr
Speaker. This side of the
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Speaker. This side of the House
believes
-
Speaker. This side of the House
believes
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Speaker. This side of the House
-
Speaker. This side of the House
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of the people by the people, for the
people,
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of the people by the people, for the
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of the people by the people, for the
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living, breathing, act of democracy.
And
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living, breathing, act of democracy.
And that is
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living, breathing, act of democracy.
And that is
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living, breathing, act of democracy.
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living, breathing, act of democracy.
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are investing and building for the
future.
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are investing and building for the
future. Mr
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are investing and building for the
future. Mr Speaker,
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are investing and building for the
future. Mr Speaker, that is why
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are investing and building for the
future. Mr Speaker, that is why I
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future. Mr Speaker, that is why I am
so in
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future. Mr Speaker, that is why I am
so in support
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future. Mr Speaker, that is why I am
so in support of the spending
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future. Mr Speaker, that is why I am
so in support of the spending
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so in support of the spending that
we
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so in support of the spending that
we
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so in support of the spending that
we have engaged
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so in support of the spending that
we have engaged
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so in support of the spending that
we have engaged in
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we have engaged in in health and
education
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we have engaged in in health and
education
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we have engaged in in health and
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we have engaged in in health and
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things that make this a decent
country.
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things that make this a decent
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker.
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It's
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It's
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It's a pleasure
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It's a pleasure
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I call Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It's a pleasure to
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Speaker. It's a pleasure to be
talking on
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Speaker. It's a pleasure to be
talking on
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Speaker. It's a pleasure to be
talking on the
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Speaker. It's a pleasure to be
talking on the Appropriation
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talking on the Appropriation
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talking on the Appropriation
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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Bill and Imprest Supply (First for
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are basically about ensuring that
the
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are basically about ensuring that
the Government's got
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are basically about ensuring that
the Government's got
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the Government's got sufficient
funding to
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the Government's got sufficient
funding to
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the Government's got sufficient
funding to fund
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the Government's got sufficient
funding to fund the
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation in terms
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation in terms
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation in terms of
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funding to fund the variations to
appropriation in terms of the
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appropriation in terms of the
estimates bill, and
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appropriation in terms of the
estimates bill, and
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appropriation in terms of the
estimates bill, and the impress bill
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appropriation in terms of the
estimates bill, and the impress bill