Business Statement
When the House resumes on Tuesday, 11 June—[Interruption]
💬 Mr SPEAKER: Order! This is now the business statement.
When the House resumes on Tuesday, 11 June the Government will look to conclude the financial review debate on the performance and current operations of Crown entities, State enterprises, and other public organisations and make progress on the Immigration Amendment Bill, the Legal Assistance Amendment Bill, and the State Sector and Public Finance Reform Bill. Tuesday, 11 June will also be extended into the morning of Wednesday, 12 June to allow the Government to progress some non-controversial legislation. On Wednesday Paul Foster-Bell and Claudette Hauiti will deliver their maiden statements at 5.30 p.m. and 5.45 p.m. respectively. Wednesday is also a members’ day.
We have no questions to ask. This Parliament is a farce.
No petitions have been delivered. A paper has been—[Interruption] Order!
💬 Hon Trevor Mallard: Looking after your mates.
Order! [Interruption] Order! The Hon Trevor Mallard will stand, withdraw, and apologise for that remark.
I will leave the House before I do that. I will not apologise for that.
Hon Trevor Mallard withdrew from the Chamber.
🗣️ Spoke in this debate (3)
- Hon Gerry Brownlee (New Zealand National Party — Member for Ilam)
- David Carter (New Zealand National Party — List Member)
- Sir Rt Hon Trevor Mallard (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Hutt South)