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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down.
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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down.
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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down. And
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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down. And as he sits
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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down. And as he sits down,
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remember, when I stand up, he sits
down. And as he sits down, he shuts
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down. And as he sits down, he shuts
his
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down. And as he sits down, he shuts
his mouth.
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down. And as he sits down, he shuts
his mouth. Question
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down. And as he sits down, he shuts
his mouth. Question No. 12.
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My
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My question
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My question
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My question is to the
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My question is to the Associate
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My question is to the Associate
Minister of State
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My question is to the Associate
Minister of State
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Minister of State Services (Open
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Minister of State Services (Open
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Does she stand by her statements
about
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Does she stand by her statements
about open
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Does she stand by her statements
about open
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about open and transparent
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.
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I'm
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I'm happy
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I'm happy
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I'm happy to see you too!
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I'm happy to see you too! Order!
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I'm happy to see you too! Order!
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Mr
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Mr Speaker, on
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Mr Speaker, on
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Mr Speaker, on behalf of the
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Mr Speaker, on behalf of the
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Mr Speaker, on behalf of the
associate
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Mr Speaker, on behalf of the
associate Minister for
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Mr Speaker, on behalf of the
associate Minister for
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associate Minister for State
Services with the
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associate Minister for State
Services with the responsibility
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Services with the responsibility of
open
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Services with the responsibility of
open government,
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Services with the responsibility of
open government, yes, in the
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Services with the responsibility of
open government, yes, in the context
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open government, yes, in the context
in which
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open government, yes, in the context
in which
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open government, yes, in the context
in which they
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open government, yes, in the context
in which they were given.
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open government, yes, in the context
in which they were given. Does
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open government, yes, in the context
in which they were given. Does she
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open government, yes, in the context
in which they were given. Does she
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in which they were given. Does she
agree that
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in which they were given. Does she
agree that
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in which they were given. Does she
agree that written
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in which they were given. Does she
agree that written questions 1486,
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in which they were given. Does she
agree that written questions 1486,
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agree that written questions 1486,
1484,
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agree that written questions 1486,
1484, 1477 asked by Clare
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agree that written questions 1486,
1484, 1477 asked by Clare
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agree that written questions 1486,
1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
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agree that written questions 1486,
1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
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1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
2016
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1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
2016 would
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1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
2016 would warrant full answers
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1484, 1477 asked by Clare Curran in
2016 would warrant full answers
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2016 would warrant full answers
under
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2016 would warrant full answers
under the auspices of
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2016 would warrant full answers
under the auspices of
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2016 would warrant full answers
under the auspices of how she would
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2016 would warrant full answers
under the auspices of how she would
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under the auspices of how she would
advocate for
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under the auspices of how she would
advocate for
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under the auspices of how she would
advocate for an open
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under the auspices of how she would
advocate for an open
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under the auspices of how she would
advocate for an open and
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advocate for an open and transparent
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advocate for an open and transparent
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advocate for an open and transparent
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order, the Rt Hon Winston Peters. Mr
Speaker,
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order, the Rt Hon Winston Peters. Mr
Speaker, I
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order, the Rt Hon Winston Peters. Mr
Speaker, I
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order, the Rt Hon Winston Peters. Mr
Speaker, I know the
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order, the Rt Hon Winston Peters. Mr
Speaker, I know the
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright man, but to ask a
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright man, but to ask a
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright man, but to ask a minister to
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Speaker, I know the ministers is a
bright man, but to ask a minister to
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bright man, but to ask a minister to
recall the answers to
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bright man, but to ask a minister to
recall the answers to
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recall the answers to a question
like
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recall the answers to a question
like
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recall the answers to a question
like that show how
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recall the answers to a question
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recall the answers to a question
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recall the answers to a question
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insincere and nonsensical the
attitude
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insincere and nonsensical the
attitude of
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insincere and nonsensical the
attitude of
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insincere and nonsensical the
attitude of that member is
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insincere and nonsensical the
attitude of that member is
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attitude of that member is Speaking
to the point
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attitude of that member is Speaking
to the point
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attitude of that member is Speaking
to the point of order. No,
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attitude of that member is Speaking
to the point of order. No,
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one.
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one.
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one. The
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one. The
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one. The Hon
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
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to the point of order. No, there
isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
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isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
The
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isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
The Hon Winston
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isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
The Hon Winston
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isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
The Hon Winston Peters often
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isn't one. The Hon Chris Hipkins.
The Hon Winston Peters often asks
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The Hon Winston Peters often asks
exactly that question
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The Hon Winston Peters often asks
exactly that question
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exactly that question of ministers
when he was in
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exactly that question of ministers
when he was in
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when he was in opposition in
respect...
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when he was in opposition in
respect...
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when he was in opposition in
respect... The member will
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when he was in opposition in
respect... The member will
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respect... The member will resume
his seat and
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respect... The member will resume
his seat and let
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respect... The member will resume
his seat and let the
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respect... The member will resume
his seat and let the minister
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his seat and let the minister answer
it. Mr
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his seat and let the minister answer
it. Mr
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his seat and let the minister answer
it. Mr Speaker,
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his seat and let the minister answer
it. Mr Speaker, I can't recall
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it. Mr Speaker, I can't recall
exactly
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it. Mr Speaker, I can't recall
exactly what those questions
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it. Mr Speaker, I can't recall
exactly what those questions
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it. Mr Speaker, I can't recall
exactly what those questions were.
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exactly what those questions were.
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exactly what those questions were.
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exactly what those questions were.
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be an advocate for open and
transparent
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be an advocate for open and
transparent government in
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be an advocate for open and
transparent government in
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transparent government in work and
in action
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transparent government in work and
in action
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transparent government in work and
in action when she
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transparent government in work and
in action when she
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transparent government in work and
in action when she refuses to
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transparent government in work and
in action when she refuses to
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in action when she refuses to answer
questions
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in action when she refuses to answer
questions similar
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in action when she refuses to answer
questions similar to
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in action when she refuses to answer
questions similar to
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in action when she refuses to answer
questions similar to those
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questions similar to those which
Clare Curran
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questions similar to those which
Clare Curran
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questions similar to those which
Clare Curran asked
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questions similar to those which
Clare Curran asked in
-
questions similar to those which
Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
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Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
were
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Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
were answered in
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Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
were answered in full
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Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
were answered in full by the then
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Clare Curran asked in 2016 and which
were answered in full by the then
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were answered in full by the then
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were answered in full by the then
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not the same. That concludes...
Point
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not the same. That concludes...
Point of order.
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not the same. That concludes...
Point of order.
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not the same. That concludes...
Point of order. A
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not the same. That concludes...
Point of order. A point
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not the same. That concludes...
Point of order. A point
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Point of order. A point of order,
the Rt
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Point of order. A point of order,
the Rt
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Point of order. A point of order,
the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr
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Point of order. A point of order,
the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr
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the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr Speaker,
I want to
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the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr Speaker,
I want to
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the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr Speaker,
I want to ask you to
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the Rt Hon David Carter. Mr Speaker,
I want to ask you to
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I want to ask you to give serious
consideration
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I want to ask you to give serious
consideration
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I want to ask you to give serious
consideration to a considered
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I want to ask you to give serious
consideration to a considered
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consideration to a considered ruling
to points that
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consideration to a considered ruling
to points that
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consideration to a considered ruling
to points that were
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consideration to a considered ruling
to points that were raised at the
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consideration to a considered ruling
to points that were raised at the
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to points that were raised at the
start of question
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to points that were raised at the
start of question
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to points that were raised at the
start of question time
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start of question time around
retrospectively raising
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start of question time around
retrospectively raising
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start of question time around
retrospectively raising points of
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start of question time around
retrospectively raising points of
-
retrospectively raising points of
order. I did not make
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retrospectively raising points of
order. I did not make
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retrospectively raising points of
order. I did not make that point at
-
retrospectively raising points of
order. I did not make that point at
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order. I did not make that point at
the time because
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order. I did not make that point at
the time because
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order. I did not make that point at
the time because I considered your
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order. I did not make that point at
the time because I considered your
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the time because I considered your
patience was getting to
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the time because I considered your
patience was getting to
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patience was getting to a stage
where I may
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patience was getting to a stage
where I may
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patience was getting to a stage
where I may have been dangerous
-
patience was getting to a stage
where I may have been dangerous
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so.
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as you and
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as you and I
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as you and I know, when
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where I may have been dangerous to
do so. But as you and I know, when
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do so. But as you and I know, when
we go
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do so. But as you and I know, when
we go back
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do so. But as you and I know, when
we go back and look
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do so. But as you and I know, when
we go back and look
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we go back and look at Hansard
subsequent
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we go back and look at Hansard
subsequent
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we go back and look at Hansard
subsequent to question time,
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we go back and look at Hansard
subsequent to question time,
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subsequent to question time, we
often
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subsequent to question time, we
often see
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subsequent to question time, we
often see Peters in
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subsequent to question time, we
often see Peters in
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subsequent to question time, we
often see Peters in that
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subsequent to question time, we
often see Peters in that Hansard
-
often see Peters in that Hansard
which we wish
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often see Peters in that Hansard
which we wish
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often see Peters in that Hansard
which we wish to question and raise
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often see Peters in that Hansard
which we wish to question and raise
-
which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker.
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which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker. You
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which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker. You and I
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which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker. You and I both
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which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker. You and I both sat
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which we wish to question and raise
with the Speaker. You and I both sat
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with the Speaker. You and I both sat
on the
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with the Speaker. You and I both sat
on the
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with the Speaker. You and I both sat
on the Standing Orders Committee
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with the Speaker. You and I both sat
on the Standing Orders Committee
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on the Standing Orders Committee and
we're both
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on the Standing Orders Committee and
we're both
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on the Standing Orders Committee and
we're both partly responsible for
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on the Standing Orders Committee and
we're both partly responsible for
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we're both partly responsible for
the
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion of
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion of
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion of Speaker's
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion of Speaker's
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we're both partly responsible for
the inclusion of Speaker's ruling
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the inclusion of Speaker's ruling
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the inclusion of Speaker's ruling
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the inclusion of Speaker's ruling
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issues retrospectively and you will
remember
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issues retrospectively and you will
remember without doubt
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issues retrospectively and you will
remember without doubt
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issues retrospectively and you will
remember without doubt the
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issues retrospectively and you will
remember without doubt the history
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remember without doubt the history
of
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remember without doubt the history
of why
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remember without doubt the history
of why that particular
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remember without doubt the history
of why that particular point
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remember without doubt the history
of why that particular point was put
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of why that particular point was put
into
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of why that particular point was put
into the report
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of why that particular point was put
into the report
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of why that particular point was put
into the report of Standing
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of why that particular point was put
into the report of Standing
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of why that particular point was put
into the report of Standing Orders
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into the report of Standing Orders
and consequently
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into the report of Standing Orders
and consequently
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into the report of Standing Orders
and consequently in
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and consequently in to Speaker's
rulings. I
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and consequently in to Speaker's
rulings. I
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and consequently in to Speaker's
rulings. I think it is a
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and consequently in to Speaker's
rulings. I think it is a
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rulings. I think it is a very
dangerous precedent that
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rulings. I think it is a very
dangerous precedent that
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rulings. I think it is a very
dangerous precedent that could
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dangerous precedent that could be
potentially
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dangerous precedent that could be
potentially
-
dangerous precedent that could be
potentially made by
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dangerous precedent that could be
potentially made by
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dangerous precedent that could be
potentially made by your initial
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dangerous precedent that could be
potentially made by your initial
-
potentially made by your initial
ruling today that unless
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potentially made by your initial
ruling today that unless
-
potentially made by your initial
ruling today that unless matters
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ruling today that unless matters are
raised instantly,
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ruling today that unless matters are
raised instantly,
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ruling today that unless matters are
raised instantly, they
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raised instantly, they cannot be
raised at all.
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raised instantly, they cannot be
raised at all. And
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raised instantly, they cannot be
raised at all. And I ask you
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raised instantly, they cannot be
raised at all. And I ask you whether
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raised at all. And I ask you whether
you would consider
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raised at all. And I ask you whether
you would consider
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raised at all. And I ask you whether
you would consider the
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you would consider the points that I
think
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you would consider the points that I
think
-
you would consider the points that I
think were
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you would consider the points that I
think were raised
-
you would consider the points that I
think were raised
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think were raised considerately by
members at the
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think were raised considerately by
members at the
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think were raised considerately by
members at the start of question
-
think were raised considerately by
members at the start of question
-
members at the start of question
time, particularly by
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members at the start of question
time, particularly by Opposition
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time, particularly by Opposition
members, have
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time, particularly by Opposition
members, have
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time, particularly by Opposition
members, have a look at
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time, particularly by Opposition
members, have a look at
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members, have a look at the Hansard
again,
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members, have a look at the Hansard
again,
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members, have a look at the Hansard
again, and perhaps come
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members, have a look at the Hansard
again, and perhaps come
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again, and perhaps come back to the
House
-
again, and perhaps come back to the
House
-
again, and perhaps come back to the
House with
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again, and perhaps come back to the
House with a
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again, and perhaps come back to the
House with a considered ruling
-
again, and perhaps come back to the
House with a considered ruling
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House with a considered ruling and
the
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House with a considered ruling and
the
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House with a considered ruling and
the ability for us
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House with a considered ruling and
the ability for us
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House with a considered ruling and
the ability for us to raise
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House with a considered ruling and
the ability for us to raise
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the ability for us to raise
retrospectively
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the ability for us to raise
retrospectively points of order
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the ability for us to raise
retrospectively points of order
-
retrospectively points of order
which we think
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retrospectively points of order
which we think
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which we think are worthwhile
raising. There
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which we think are worthwhile
raising. There
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which we think are worthwhile
raising. There was
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which we think are worthwhile
raising. There was no discussion
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which we think are worthwhile
raising. There was no discussion
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raising. There was no discussion
that I recall
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raising. There was no discussion
that I recall
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raising. There was no discussion
that I recall during
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raising. There was no discussion
that I recall during the
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that I recall during the
deliberations of
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that I recall during the
deliberations of
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that I recall during the
deliberations of the
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that I recall during the
deliberations of the Standing Orders
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deliberations of the Standing Orders
Committee
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deliberations of the Standing Orders
Committee about a stage
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deliberations of the Standing Orders
Committee about a stage
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deliberations of the Standing Orders
Committee about a stage by
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Committee about a stage by which
such concerns
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Committee about a stage by which
such concerns
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Committee about a stage by which
such concerns were raised privately
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Committee about a stage by which
such concerns were raised privately
-
such concerns were raised privately
with the
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such concerns were raised privately
with the
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such concerns were raised privately
with the Speaker in
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such concerns were raised privately
with the Speaker in
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such concerns were raised privately
with the Speaker in his office.
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such concerns were raised privately
with the Speaker in his office.
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with the Speaker in his office.
Members
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with the Speaker in his office.
Members of Parliament,
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with the Speaker in his office.
Members of Parliament,
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Members of Parliament, opposition
and
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Members of Parliament, opposition
such
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Members of Parliament, opposition
and Government have rights
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Members of Parliament, opposition
and Government have rights
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Members of Parliament, opposition
and Government have rights to
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and Government have rights to raise
points of order and
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and Government have rights to raise
points of order and
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and Government have rights to raise
points of order and I ask
-
and Government have rights to raise
points of order and I ask
-
and Government have rights to raise
points of order and I ask you to
-
and Government have rights to raise
points of order and I ask you to
-
points of order and I ask you to
reconsider
-
points of order and I ask you to
reconsider very carefully
-
points of order and I ask you to
reconsider very carefully
-
points of order and I ask you to
reconsider very carefully your
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reconsider very carefully your
original initial ruling
-
reconsider very carefully your
original initial ruling
-
reconsider very carefully your
original initial ruling at the start
-
reconsider very carefully your
original initial ruling at the start
-
original initial ruling at the start
of question time today.
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original initial ruling at the start
of question time today. No,
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original initial ruling at the start
of question time today. No, no, I
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original initial ruling at the start
of question time today. No, no, I
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of question time today. No, no, I
don't want
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of question time today. No, no, I
don't want
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of question time today. No, no, I
don't want any assistance with this.
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of question time today. No, no, I
don't want any assistance with this.
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don't want any assistance with this.
I want
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don't want any assistance with this.
I want
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don't want any assistance with this.
I want to thank
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don't want any assistance with this.
I want to thank
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don't want any assistance with this.
I want to thank my
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I want to thank my Rt Hon
predecessor for
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I want to thank my Rt Hon
predecessor for
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I want to thank my Rt Hon
predecessor for his intervention.
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I want to thank my Rt Hon
predecessor for his intervention. I
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predecessor for his intervention. I
will
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predecessor for his intervention. I
will
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predecessor for his intervention. I
will seek further advice
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predecessor for his intervention. I
will seek further advice
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will seek further advice on this.
Clearly
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will seek further advice on this.
Clearly
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will seek further advice on this.
Clearly we
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will seek further advice on this.
Clearly we
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will seek further advice on this.
Clearly we have
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Clearly we have different memories
of the
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Clearly we have different memories
of the
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Clearly we have different memories
of the reasoning
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Clearly we have different memories
of the reasoning behind this
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Clearly we have different memories
of the reasoning behind this
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Clearly we have different memories
of the reasoning behind this and
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of the reasoning behind this and the
methodology to
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of the reasoning behind this and the
methodology to
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of the reasoning behind this and the
methodology to be
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of the reasoning behind this and the
methodology to be used
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of the reasoning behind this and the
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of the reasoning behind this and the
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it's shown that his memory is better
than
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it's shown that his memory is better
than mine, which
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it's shown that his memory is better
than mine, which
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it's shown that his memory is better
than mine, which I wouldn't
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it's shown that his memory is better
than mine, which I wouldn't
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than mine, which I wouldn't be at
all
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than mine, which I wouldn't be at
all
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than mine, which I wouldn't be at
all surprised by, then
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than mine, which I wouldn't be at
all surprised by, then I
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than mine, which I wouldn't be at
all surprised by, then I will come
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all surprised by, then I will come
back
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all surprised by, then I will come
back to the House.
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all surprised by, then I will come
back to the House.
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all surprised by, then I will come
back to the House. We come
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all surprised by, then I will come
back to the House. We come
-
back to the House. We come now to
the general debate.
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back to the House. We come now to
the general debate.
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back to the House. We come now to
the general debate. .
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back to the House. We come now to
the general debate. . I
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back to the House. We come now to
the general debate. . I
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the general debate. . I so move...
The
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the general debate. . I so move...
The
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the general debate. . I so move...
The Hon Grant
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the general debate. . I so move...
The Hon Grant
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the general debate. . I so move...
The Hon Grant Robertson.
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the general debate. . I so move...
The Hon Grant Robertson.
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The Hon Grant Robertson.
..yesterday was a great day
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The Hon Grant Robertson.
..yesterday was a great day
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..yesterday was a great day for
fairness
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..yesterday was a great day for
fairness
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..yesterday was a great day for
fairness and for the
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..yesterday was a great day for
fairness and for the
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..yesterday was a great day for
fairness and for the future
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand because
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand because 27
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand because 27
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fairness and for the future of New
Zealand because 27 years after user
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Zealand because 27 years after user
pays
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Zealand because 27 years after user
pays entered tertiary education, the
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Zealand because 27 years after user
pays entered tertiary education, the
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pays entered tertiary education, the
tide has turned
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pays entered tertiary education, the
tide has turned
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pays entered tertiary education, the
tide has turned back
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pays entered tertiary education, the
tide has turned back and I want
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pays entered tertiary education, the
tide has turned back and I want to
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tide has turned back and I want to
thank the
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tide has turned back and I want to
thank the honourable
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins,
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins,
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins, for leading
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins, for leading
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins, for leading that charge,
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thank the honourable member, Chris
Hipkins, for leading that charge,
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Hipkins, for leading that charge, Mr
Speaker. In
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Hipkins, for leading that charge, Mr
Speaker. In
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Hipkins, for leading that charge, Mr
Speaker. In the
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Hipkins, for leading that charge, Mr
Speaker. In the great traditions
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Hipkins, for leading that charge, Mr
Speaker. In the great traditions
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Speaker. In the great traditions of
the first Labour
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Speaker. In the great traditions of
the first Labour