Broadcasting (Games of National Significance) Amendment Bill
Members, when we were debating the first reading of the Broadcasting (Games of National Significance) Amendment Bill, Clayton Mitchell was speaking and has 30 seconds remaining if he wishes.
I thought I had 40 seconds, but I will take the 30. As this draws to a close, I have to say it feels like a battle that we may well have lost, when it goes to the vote very shortly, but it is not by far. It is certainly not a war that is over. New Zealand First will absolutely continue to fight to ensure that we get the broadcasting of games of national significance live and free to air. As we get close to this election, on 23 September, we will be telling the people of New Zealand exactly where these people, the lobbyists, sitβ
I am sorry to interrupt the honourable member. His time has expired.
π£οΈ Spoke in this debate (2)
- Clayton Mitchell (New Zealand First Party β List Member)
- Lindsay Tisch (New Zealand National Party β Member for Waikato)