Business Statement
When the House resumes on Tuesday, 11 March, the Government will look to progress the Electoral Amendment Bill, the Families Commission Amendment Bill, and the Border Processing (Trade Single Window and Duties) Bill. Wednesday is a members’ day. On Wednesday, 12 March, effective on the morning of Thursday, 13 March, with the agreement of the Business Committee, the House will sit in extended hours to progress the second readings of the Ngā Mana Whenua o Tāmaki Makaurau Collective Redress Bill and the Ngā Punawai o Te Tokotoru Claims Settlement Bill, and the third reading of the Raukawa Claims Settlement Bill.
I wonder whether I might inquire of the Deputy Leader of the House, given that she said in the Business Statement that the Electoral Amendment Bill will be looked at on Tuesday, just to clarify, whether Judith Collins will actually show up on Tuesday—
💬 Mr SPEAKER: Order!
🗣️ Spoke in this debate (2)
- Hon Grant Robertson (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Wellington Central)
- Hon Anne Tolley (New Zealand National Party — Member for East Coast)