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Wednesday, 10 November 2004

Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill

Clause 61A Voluntary register to be maintained by Registrar-General (recommitted)
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🗣️ Speech Paul Hutchison (New Zealand National Party — Member for Port Waikato)
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I wish to move that after the words “on reasonable grounds to be”, in subclause 9(e) of clause 61A, the following words are inserted: “the guardian of”. The reason for this is that due to a transposition problem those three words were left out, and it would be very helpful if there was unanimity and agreement on restoring them so that the clause makes sense.

The question was put that the following amendment in the name of Dr Paul Hutchison to clause 61A be agreed to:

to insert in subclause (9)(e), after the words “on reasonable grounds to be”, the words “the guardian of”.

Amendment agreed to, and clause 61A as amended agreed to.

Bill reported with amendment.

Report adopted

Third Reading

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  • Paul Hutchison (New Zealand National Party — Member for Port Waikato)