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Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting Letting Fees) Amendment Bill - First Reading - Video 12

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    ridiculous piece of legislation and
    we look forward
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    ridiculous piece of legislation and
    we look forward to some
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    ridiculous piece of legislation and
    we look forward to some
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    we look forward to some better stuff
    coming soon. Thanks.
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    we look forward to some better stuff
    coming soon. Thanks.
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    coming soon. Thanks.
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    This is a split call, five minutes.
    I
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    This is a split call, five minutes.
    I call
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    This is a split call, five minutes.
    I call
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    This is a split call, five minutes.
    I call David Seymour. Thank
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    This is a split call, five minutes.
    I call David Seymour. Thank
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    I call David Seymour. Thank you Mr
    Speaker.
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    I call David Seymour. Thank you Mr
    Speaker. I'm
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    I call David Seymour. Thank you Mr
    Speaker. I'm very pleased to
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    I call David Seymour. Thank you Mr
    Speaker. I'm very pleased to
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    Speaker. I'm very pleased to take a
    call
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    Speaker. I'm very pleased to take a
    call
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    Speaker. I'm very pleased to take a
    call on this piece of
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    Speaker. I'm very pleased to take a
    call on this piece of
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    call on this piece of legislation
    because it's very important.
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    call on this piece of legislation
    because it's very important. I
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    because it's very important. I want
    to
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    because it's very important. I want
    to
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    because it's very important. I want
    to acknowledge the
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    because it's very important. I want
    to acknowledge the speaker
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    because it's very important. I want
    to acknowledge the speaker who just
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    to acknowledge the speaker who just
    resumed
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    to acknowledge the speaker who just
    resumed his seat
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    to acknowledge the speaker who just
    resumed his seat
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    to acknowledge the speaker who just
    resumed his seat who did something
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    resumed his seat who did something
    important
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    resumed his seat who did something
    important in this debate.
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    resumed his seat who did something
    important in this debate. He
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    important in this debate. He
    acknowledged
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    important in this debate. He
    acknowledged
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    important in this debate. He
    acknowledged the
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    important in this debate. He
    acknowledged the role
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    important in this debate. He
    acknowledged the role that
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    acknowledged the role that real
    estate agents play
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    acknowledged the role that real
    estate agents play in
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's quite
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's quite an important role.
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's quite an important role.
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    estate agents play in our economy.
    It's quite an important role. It's
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    It's quite an important role. It's
    been underestimated,
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    It's quite an important role. It's
    been underestimated, in
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    It's quite an important role. It's
    been underestimated, in fact totally
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    been underestimated, in fact totally
    ignored
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    been underestimated, in fact totally
    ignored by the Government
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    been underestimated, in fact totally
    ignored by the Government
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    ignored by the Government in
    drafting this bill and
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    ignored by the Government in
    drafting this bill and
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    ignored by the Government in
    drafting this bill and in the
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    ignored by the Government in
    drafting this bill and in the
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    ignored by the Government in
    drafting this bill and in the way
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    drafting this bill and in the way
    they've debated tonight.
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    drafting this bill and in the way
    they've debated tonight.
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    drafting this bill and in the way
    they've debated tonight. I
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    drafting this bill and in the way
    they've debated tonight. I want to
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    they've debated tonight. I want to
    acknowledge
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    they've debated tonight. I want to
    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who
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    they've debated tonight. I want to
    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who
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    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who spoke
    earlier, who gave
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    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who spoke
    earlier, who gave one
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    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who spoke
    earlier, who gave one of the finest
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    acknowledge Greg O'Connor who spoke
    earlier, who gave one of the finest
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've ever seen from
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've ever seen from
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
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    earlier, who gave one of the finest
    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
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    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
    a brilliant
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    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
    a brilliant
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    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
    a brilliant example of
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    speeches I've ever seen from an MP,
    a brilliant example of someone
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    a brilliant example of someone doing
    his best to
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    a brilliant example of someone doing
    his best to fill
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    a brilliant example of someone doing
    his best to fill in ten minutes
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    a brilliant example of someone doing
    his best to fill in ten minutes
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    a brilliant example of someone doing
    his best to fill in ten minutes with
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    his best to fill in ten minutes with
    no ideas
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    his best to fill in ten minutes with
    no ideas
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    his best to fill in ten minutes with
    no ideas whatsoever. Mr
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    his best to fill in ten minutes with
    no ideas whatsoever. Mr
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    his best to fill in ten minutes with
    no ideas whatsoever. Mr Speaker,
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    no ideas whatsoever. Mr Speaker,
    this government
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    no ideas whatsoever. Mr Speaker,
    this government
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    no ideas whatsoever. Mr Speaker,
    this government is going to face
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    no ideas whatsoever. Mr Speaker,
    this government is going to face
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    this government is going to face a
    time of reckoning.
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    this government is going to face a
    time of reckoning.
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    this government is going to face a
    time of reckoning. It's
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    this government is going to face a
    time of reckoning. It's going to
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    this government is going to face a
    time of reckoning. It's going to
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    time of reckoning. It's going to
    face
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    time of reckoning. It's going to
    face a time
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    time of reckoning. It's going to
    face a time
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    time of reckoning. It's going to
    face a time of reckoning when
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    time of reckoning. It's going to
    face a time of reckoning when
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people sitting
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people sitting at home listening
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people sitting at home listening
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    face a time of reckoning when the
    people sitting at home listening to
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate ask
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate ask the question,
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate ask the question,
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    people sitting at home listening to
    this debate ask the question, has
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    this debate ask the question, has
    this
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    this debate ask the question, has
    this
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    this debate ask the question, has
    this government actually made
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    this debate ask the question, has
    this government actually made
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    this government actually made my
    life
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    this government actually made my
    life
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    this government actually made my
    life better or
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    this government actually made my
    life better or
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    this government actually made my
    life better or have they
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    this government actually made my
    life better or have they
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    this government actually made my
    life better or have they played a
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    this government actually made my
    life better or have they played a
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    life better or have they played a
    series of
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    life better or have they played a
    series of
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    life better or have they played a
    series of shell games where
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    life better or have they played a
    series of shell games where
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    life better or have they played a
    series of shell games where they
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    series of shell games where they
    have
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    series of shell games where they
    have shifted
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    series of shell games where they
    have shifted costs
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    series of shell games where they
    have shifted costs
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    series of shell games where they
    have shifted costs around but they
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    series of shell games where they
    have shifted costs around but they
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    have shifted costs around but they
    haven't
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    have shifted costs around but they
    haven't made
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    have shifted costs around but they
    haven't made my
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    have shifted costs around but they
    haven't made my basic situation
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    have shifted costs around but they
    haven't made my basic situation
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    haven't made my basic situation any
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    haven't made my basic situation any
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    haven't made my basic situation any
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    haven't made my basic situation any
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    haven't made my basic situation any
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    including Kieran McAnulty who spoke
    earlier
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    including Kieran McAnulty who spoke
    earlier
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    including Kieran McAnulty who spoke
    earlier and filled an entire speech
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with half a thought,
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with half a thought,
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with half a thought, if
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with half a thought, if we're
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    earlier and filled an entire speech
    with half a thought, if we're being
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous,
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous,
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous, should
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous, should read
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous, should read the
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    with half a thought, if we're being
    generous, should read the
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    generous, should read the economist
    who wrote
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    generous, should read the economist
    who wrote
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    generous, should read the economist
    who wrote Economics in One
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    generous, should read the economist
    who wrote Economics in One
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    who wrote Economics in One Lesson. I
    don't have
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    who wrote Economics in One Lesson. I
    don't have
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    who wrote Economics in One Lesson. I
    don't have great hopes for the
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    who wrote Economics in One Lesson. I
    don't have great hopes for the
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    don't have great hopes for the
    Greens, but I
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    don't have great hopes for the
    Greens, but I
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    don't have great hopes for the
    Greens, but I think some
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    don't have great hopes for the
    Greens, but I think some
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    Greens, but I think some of the
    Labour members
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    Greens, but I think some of the
    Labour members
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics in
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics in One
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics in One Lesson. If
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    Labour members could get through
    Economics in One Lesson. If
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they would read
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they would read
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they would read that
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they would read that the
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    Economics in One Lesson. If they
    did, they would read that the
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    did, they would read that the bad
    economists look only
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    did, they would read that the bad
    economists look only
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    did, they would read that the bad
    economists look only at
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    economists look only at the
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    economists look only at the
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    economists look only at the
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    The good economist looks at the
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    The good economist looks at the
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    The good economist looks at the
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    The good economist looks at the
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    The good economist looks at the
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    of anyone with half a mind, if
    anyone
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    of anyone with half a mind, if
    anyone with half
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    of anyone with half a mind, if
    anyone with half
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    of anyone with half a mind, if
    anyone with half a mind applies that
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    of anyone with half a mind, if
    anyone with half a mind applies that
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    anyone with half a mind applies that
    reasoning to this legislation
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    anyone with half a mind applies that
    reasoning to this legislation
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    reasoning to this legislation they
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    reasoning to this legislation they
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    reasoning to this legislation they
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    reasoning to this legislation they
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    reasoning to this legislation they
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental,
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental, who
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental, who is going to
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental, who is going to pay
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental, who is going to pay the
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    possible to charge a letting fee on
    a rental, who is going to pay the
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs of
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs of
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs of advertising tenancies,
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs of advertising tenancies,
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    a rental, who is going to pay the
    costs of advertising tenancies, of
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    costs of advertising tenancies, of
    showing the property,
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    costs of advertising tenancies, of
    showing the property,
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    costs of advertising tenancies, of
    showing the property, at all
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    costs of advertising tenancies, of
    showing the property, at all
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    showing the property, at all times
    that
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    showing the property, at all times
    that have
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    showing the property, at all times
    that have they have to
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    showing the property, at all times
    that have they have to
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    showing the property, at all times
    that have they have to be
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they fit in
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they fit in
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they fit in with arrangements,
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    that have they have to be convenient
    so so they fit in with arrangements,
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is going to
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is going to
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is going to pay
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is going to pay for
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    so so they fit in with arrangements,
    who is going to pay for
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    who is going to pay for the
    reference
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    who is going to pay for the
    reference
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    who is going to pay for the
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    who is going to pay for the
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    Who is going to negotiate those
    details
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    Who is going to negotiate those
    details
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    Who is going to negotiate those
    details in the real world
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    Who is going to negotiate those
    details in the real world
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    details in the real world of a
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    details in the real world of a
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    details in the real world of a
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    details in the real world of a
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    details in the real world of a
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    details in the real world of a
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    These are all things tenants in the
    real
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    These are all things tenants in the
    real world
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    These are all things tenants in the
    real world
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    These are all things tenants in the
    real world as the Labour Party
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    These are all things tenants in the
    real world as the Labour Party
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    real world as the Labour Party
    members should well
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    real world as the Labour Party
    members should well
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    members should well know, have to
    face. Who
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    members should well know, have to
    face. Who
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    members should well know, have to
    face. Who is
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    members should well know, have to
    face. Who is going to
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    members should well know, have to
    face. Who is going to
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    face. Who is going to pay for
    dealing
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    face. Who is going to pay for
    dealing with
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    face. Who is going to pay for
    dealing with all of those
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    face. Who is going to pay for
    dealing with all of those
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues that
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues that are
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues that are
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues that are the reality of
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    dealing with all of those minor
    issues that are the reality of
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    issues that are the reality of
    renting in New Zealand
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    issues that are the reality of
    renting in New Zealand
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    renting in New Zealand or any
    country
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    renting in New Zealand or any
    country
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    renting in New Zealand or any
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    renting in New Zealand or any
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents.
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents.
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents. Of
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents. Of course,
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents. Of course,
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents. Of course, letting agents
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    course it's going to be letting
    agents. Of course, letting agents
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are not fairies, that I
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are not fairies, that I
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are not fairies, that I are
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are not fairies, that I are not
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    agents. Of course, letting agents
    are not fairies, that I are not
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    are not fairies, that I are not
    Tinker Bell,
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    are not fairies, that I are not
    Tinker Bell,
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    are not fairies, that I are not
    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
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    are not fairies, that I are not
    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
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    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
    They don't work for free.
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    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
    They don't work for free.
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    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
    They don't work for free. They don't
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    Tinker Bell, they are not magic.
    They don't work for free. They don't
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    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money
  • 3:50 - 3:50
    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money tree.
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    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money tree. They expect
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    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money tree. They expect
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    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money tree. They expect to be
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    They don't work for free. They don't
    have a money tree. They expect to be
  • 3:52 - 3:52
    have a money tree. They expect to be
    compensated like every
  • 3:52 - 3:53
    have a money tree. They expect to be
    compensated like every
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    have a money tree. They expect to be
    compensated like every other worker
  • 3:54 - 3:54
    compensated like every other worker
    the
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    compensated like every other worker
    the Labour Party is supposed
  • 3:54 - 3:55
    compensated like every other worker
    the Labour Party is supposed
  • 3:55 - 3:56
    the Labour Party is supposed to
    stand for, for
  • 3:56 - 3:56
    the Labour Party is supposed to
    stand for, for
  • 3:56 - 3:56
    the Labour Party is supposed to
    stand for, for their work. They
  • 3:56 - 3:58
    the Labour Party is supposed to
    stand for, for their work. They
  • 3:58 - 3:58
    stand for, for their work. They
    expect
  • 3:58 - 4:00
    stand for, for their work. They
    expect to be compensated.
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    stand for, for their work. They
    expect to be compensated. If
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    stand for, for their work. They
    expect to be compensated. If they
  • 4:00 - 4:02
    stand for, for their work. They
    expect to be compensated. If they
  • 4:02 - 4:02
    expect to be compensated. If they
    can't
  • 4:02 - 4:02
    expect to be compensated. If they
    can't be compensated
  • 4:02 - 4:03
    expect to be compensated. If they
    can't be compensated
  • 4:03 - 4:04
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee
  • 4:04 - 4:04
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee then
  • 4:04 - 4:04
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee then how
  • 4:04 - 4:05
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee then how
  • 4:05 - 4:06
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee then how do the
  • 4:06 - 4:06
    can't be compensated from a letting
    fee then how do the Labour
  • 4:06 - 4:06
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members
  • 4:06 - 4:07
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members
  • 4:07 - 4:08
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members and the
  • 4:08 - 4:08
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members and the
  • 4:08 - 4:08
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members and the New Zealand First
  • 4:08 - 4:09
    fee then how do the Labour Party
    members and the New Zealand First
  • 4:09 - 4:10
    members and the New Zealand First
    member down there, expect
  • 4:10 - 4:10
    members and the New Zealand First
    member down there, expect
  • 4:10 - 4:10
    members and the New Zealand First
    member down there, expect them to
  • 4:10 - 4:11
    members and the New Zealand First
    member down there, expect them to
  • 4:16 - 4:16
    Of course, they are going to pay
    higher
  • 4:16 - 4:16
    Of course, they are going to pay
    higher rents to
  • 4:16 - 4:17
    Of course, they are going to pay
    higher rents to
  • 4:17 - 4:18
    Of course, they are going to pay
    higher rents to pay for the
  • 4:18 - 4:18
    Of course, they are going to pay
    higher rents to pay for the
  • 4:18 - 4:18
    higher rents to pay for the
    arrangement of finding a
  • 4:18 - 4:19
    higher rents to pay for the
    arrangement of finding a
  • 4:19 - 4:22
    arrangement of finding a new place
    to live.
  • 4:22 - 4:23
    arrangement of finding a new place
    to live. As
  • 4:23 - 4:24
    arrangement of finding a new place
    to live. As was said
  • 4:24 - 4:24
    arrangement of finding a new place
    to live. As was said
  • 4:24 - 4:24
    to live. As was said t bad economist
    looks
  • 4:24 - 4:25
    to live. As was said t bad economist
    looks
  • 4:25 - 4:26
    to live. As was said t bad economist
    looks at the
  • 4:26 - 4:26
    to live. As was said t bad economist
    looks at the
  • 4:26 - 4:26
    to live. As was said t bad economist
  • 4:26 - 4:27
    to live. As was said t bad economist
  • 4:27 - 4:28
    some people, the good economist
    looks
  • 4:28 - 4:28
    some people, the good economist
    looks
  • 4:28 - 4:29
    some people, the good economist
    looks at
  • 4:29 - 4:30
    some people, the good economist
    looks at the
  • 4:30 - 4:30
    some people, the good economist
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    all people.
    This
  • 4:35 - 4:36
    all people.
    This is a shell
  • 4:36 - 4:36
    all people.
    This is a shell
  • 4:36 - 4:37
    all people.
    This is a shell game
  • 4:37 - 4:38
    This is a shell game that is
    transferring costs
  • 4:38 - 4:38
    This is a shell game that is
    transferring costs
  • 4:38 - 4:38
    This is a shell game that is
    transferring costs from here to
  • 4:38 - 4:39
    transferring costs from here to
    there,
  • 4:39 - 4:40
    transferring costs from here to
    there, but it does
  • 4:40 - 4:40
    transferring costs from here to
    there, but it does
  • 4:40 - 4:40
    transferring costs from here to
    there, but it does not make people's
  • 4:40 - 4:41
    transferring costs from here to
    there, but it does not make people's
  • 4:41 - 4:42
    there, but it does not make people's
    lives any better.
  • 4:42 - 4:43
    lives any better.
    The
  • 4:43 - 4:44
    lives any better.
    The
  • 4:44 - 4:45
    lives any better.
    The ACT
  • 4:45 - 4:46
    lives any better.
    The ACT Party proudly
  • 4:46 - 4:46
    lives any better.
    The ACT Party proudly opposes
  • 4:46 - 4:46
    The ACT Party proudly opposes this
    legislation
  • 4:46 - 4:47
    The ACT Party proudly opposes this
    legislation
  • 4:47 - 4:48
    The ACT Party proudly opposes this
    legislation because we are
  • 4:48 - 4:48
    The ACT Party proudly opposes this
    legislation because we are
  • 4:48 - 4:48
    legislation because we are committed
    to
  • 4:48 - 4:50
    legislation because we are committed
    to
  • 4:50 - 4:50
    legislation because we are committed
    to making
  • 4:50 - 4:50
    legislation because we are committed
    to making people's lives better
  • 4:50 - 4:51
    legislation because we are committed
    to making people's lives better and
  • 4:51 - 4:52
    to making people's lives better and
    we know
  • 4:52 - 4:52
    to making people's lives better and
    we know
  • 4:52 - 4:52
    to making people's lives better and
    we know that the
  • 4:52 - 4:53
    to making people's lives better and
    we know that the
  • 4:53 - 4:54
    to making people's lives better and
    we know that the people at
  • 4:54 - 4:54
    to making people's lives better and
    we know that the people at
  • 4:54 - 4:54
    we know that the people at home
    listening
  • 4:54 - 4:55
    we know that the people at home
    listening
  • 4:55 - 4:56
    we know that the people at home
    listening tonight understand better
  • 4:56 - 4:56
    we know that the people at home
    listening tonight understand better
  • 4:56 - 4:56
    listening tonight understand better
    than the
  • 4:56 - 4:57
    listening tonight understand better
    than the
  • 4:57 - 4:58
    listening tonight understand better
    than the Labour Party,
  • 4:58 - 4:58
    listening tonight understand better
    than the Labour Party,
  • 4:58 - 5:00
    listening tonight understand better
    than the Labour Party, better
  • 5:00 - 5:00
    listening tonight understand better
    than the Labour Party, better than
  • 5:00 - 5:00
    than the Labour Party, better than
    Kieran
  • 5:00 - 5:01
    than the Labour Party, better than
    Kieran McAnulty,
  • 5:01 - 5:02
    than the Labour Party, better than
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will
  • 5:02 - 5:02
    than the Labour Party, better than
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will
  • 5:02 - 5:03
    than the Labour Party, better than
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will not
  • 5:03 - 5:04
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will not
    benefit from a shell
  • 5:04 - 5:04
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will not
    benefit from a shell
  • 5:04 - 5:05
    Kieran McAnulty, that they will not
    benefit from a shell game
  • 5:05 - 5:06
    benefit from a shell game that
    shifts costs, they
  • 5:06 - 5:06
    benefit from a shell game that
    shifts costs, they
  • 5:06 - 5:06
    shifts costs, they will vote this
    government
  • 5:06 - 5:07
    shifts costs, they will vote this
    government
  • 5:07 - 5:08
    shifts costs, they will vote this
    government out because they will
  • 5:08 - 5:08
    shifts costs, they will vote this
    government out because they will
  • 5:08 - 5:08
    government out because they will
    know they've been
  • 5:08 - 5:09
    government out because they will
    know they've been
  • 5:09 - 5:10
    know they've been had by a
    government with
  • 5:10 - 5:10
    know they've been had by a
    government with
  • 5:10 - 5:10
    government with no real ideas. Thank
    you,
  • 5:10 - 5:11
    government with no real ideas. Thank
    you,
  • 5:11 - 5:14
    government with no real ideas. Thank
    you, Mr Speaker.
  • 5:14 - 5:15
    you, Mr Speaker.
  • 5:15 - 5:16
    you, Mr Speaker.
  • 5:18 - 5:19
    Mr Speaker.
    Anahila
  • 5:19 - 5:20
    Mr Speaker.
  • 5:20 - 5:20
    Mr Speaker.
  • 5:20 - 5:21
    Mr Speaker.
  • 5:21 - 5:22
    Mr Speaker.
  • 5:22 - 5:22
    Mr Speaker.
  • 5:22 - 5:22
    privilege to speak on the
    Residential
  • 5:22 - 5:23
    privilege to speak on the
    Residential
  • 5:23 - 5:24
    privilege to speak on the
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
  • 5:24 - 5:24
    privilege to speak on the
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
  • 5:24 - 5:26
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill.
  • 5:26 - 5:26
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I
  • 5:26 - 5:26
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
  • 5:26 - 5:27
    Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
  • 5:27 - 5:28
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
    to acknowledge
  • 5:28 - 5:28
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
    to acknowledge
  • 5:28 - 5:30
    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
    to acknowledge that blank
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    Letting Fees) Amendment Bill. I want
    to acknowledge that blank
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    to acknowledge that blank sermon
    we've just heard
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    to acknowledge that blank sermon
    we've just heard
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    to acknowledge that blank sermon
    we've just heard a while ago.
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    to acknowledge that blank sermon
    we've just heard a while ago. I
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    we've just heard a while ago. I
    can't
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    we've just heard a while ago. I
    can't
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    we've just heard a while ago. I
    can't actually find
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    we've just heard a while ago. I
    can't actually find
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    we've just heard a while ago. I
    can't actually find anything
  • 5:36 - 5:36
    can't actually find anything to
    pinpoint a
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    can't actually find anything to
    pinpoint a point
Title:
Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting Letting Fees) Amendment Bill - First Reading - Video 12
Description:
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Duration:
05:19

English (United States) subtitles

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