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Wednesday, 19 November 2003

Points of Order — Question No. 6 to Minister, 18 November

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🗣️ Speech Hon Ron Mark (New Zealand First Party — List Member)
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I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. I draw your attention to the answer to oral question No. 6 yesterday, in the process of which the Minister of Transport made this statement: “For example, the police used to be sitting in cars and vans monitoring speed cameras. They do not do it any more, because we think they should be doing other things.” People have rung my office and said that on a frequent basis they see speed cameras on the highway between Belfast and Rangiora that are staffed by police officers. In the interests of not misleading the House, I invite, through you Mr Speaker, the Minister to make a correction to his clearly inaccurate statement.

💬 Mr SPEAKER: No, there is no procedural issue for me to rule on. There are various steps that the member can take if he wishes to do so.

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