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Tuesday, 29 June 2004

Sittings of the House

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

I understand there have been discussions amongst the whips, and accordingly I seek leave for the House at its rising to adjourn until the ringing of the bell on Tuesday, 27 July 2004. This is in relation to a visiting UK delegation. I believe there has been discussion amongst the whips.

💬 Hon Tony Ryall: We’ll do it later.

I am happy to do it later, but perhaps not with the member sitting in the chair. It has to be when the member’s party—

💬 Hon David Carter: It hasn’t been discussed.

No, not with the member, but there has been discussion with the whip. I am happy to come back and do it again.

🗣️ Speech H V Ross Robertson (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Manukau East)
Time unknown

It will be done later?

💬 Hon Members: Yes.

🗣️ Speech H V Ross Robertson (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Manukau East)
Time unknown

There is agreement.

🗣️ Speech Dail Jones (New Zealand First Party — List Member)
Time unknown

I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. I can see no reason why this matter cannot be dealt with now, and I would be happy to seek leave myself for that to happen. As I understand the motion, the House would rise at midnight tonight and—[Interruption] I ask for leave for the Deputy Leader of the House to explain the matter to me more clearly. I would be very happy to come back at the ringing of the bells tomorrow.

🗣️ Speech H V Ross Robertson (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Manukau East)
Time unknown

The House is the master of its own destiny. If the Minister wishes to seek leave—

💬 Hon Mark Burton: I am happy to leave it.

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