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Thursday, 11 September 2003

Business Statement

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← Speaker’s Observations — 11 September 2001 Points of Order — Privileges of the House and Speaker’s Actions →
🗣️ Speech Mark Burton (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Taupō)
Time unknown

Next week in the House, on Tuesday and Thursday, priority will be given to the remaining stages of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Bill, and the New Organisms and Other Matters Bill. Wednesday is a members’ day.

🗣️ Speech John Carter (New Zealand National Party — Member for Northland)
Time unknown

Just to confirm, I ask the Deputy Leader of the House whether there is any chance of urgency next week.

🗣️ Speech Mark Burton (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Taupō)
Time unknown

If the member is offering a negotiation I will be happy to meet with him on that, out in the lobbies. Without his offer, there will not be urgency at this stage.

🗣️ Speech Rt Hon Winston Peters (New Zealand First Party — Member for Tauranga)
Time unknown

I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. I wonder whether I might ask the Leader of the House whether the Prime Minister will deign to pay a visit to the House to answer questions today.

💬 Mr SPEAKER: That is not a point of order.

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