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Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Trade Marks (International Treaties and Enforcement) Amendment Bill

First Reading
HansardID: b5d01ddf-e510-421e-828e-b09701c9957a
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🗣️ Spoke in this debate (9)

  • Hon Clare Curran (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Dunedin South)
  • Lianne Dalziel (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Christchurch East)
  • Hon Jacqui Dean (New Zealand National Party — Member for Waitaki)
  • Aaron Gilmore (New Zealand National Party — List Member)
  • John Hayes (New Zealand National Party — Member for Wairarapa)
  • Raymond Huo (New Zealand Labour Party — List Member)
  • Rahui Katene (Māori Party — Member for Te Tai Tonga)
  • Hon Todd McClay (New Zealand National Party — Member for Rotorua)
  • Simon Power (New Zealand National Party — Member for Rangitīkei)