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Wednesday, 13 December 2017

Rates Rebate (Retirement Village Residents) Amendment Bill

In Committee
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🗣️ Speech Ruth Dyson (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Port Hills)
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I seek leave for the debate on this bill to be taken as one question for the purpose of debate.

🗣️ Speech Hon Poto Williams (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Christchurch East)
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I put the leave to the committee. Is there any objection to that course of action? There is not. The question is that clauses 1 to 4 stand part, and that the Hon Ruth Dyson’s amendments, inserting new clauses 5 to 7, as set out—

🗣️ Speech Hon Maggie Barry (New Zealand National Party — Member for North Shore)
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I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. We would like to see it debated part by part, in four parts.

🗣️ Speech Hon Chris Hipkins (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Rimutaka)
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I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. That issue was put to the committee and there was no audible objection. If the members objected to that, then they needed to say that they objected to that. Now that it has been put and it has been accepted by the Chair, it is too late to go backwards.

🗣️ Speech Hon Maggie Barry (New Zealand National Party — Member for North Shore)
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I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. I am sitting immediately behind the Chair, and have been asking and perhaps was not audibly heard, and for that I apologise. We had certainly intended to speak to it.

🗣️ Speech Hon Poto Williams (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Christchurch East)
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I’m going to take some advice.

🗣️ Speech Jami-Lee Ross (New Zealand National Party — Member for Botany)
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I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. We are in an unusual situation. Yes, a member of our party did object to leave—as whip, I did not, but a member of our party did. I do believe she was sitting behind you and was not audible. I accept also that you’ve made the call that you have. Over to you what you wish to do, but I do wish to assert the right of the Hon Maggie Barry to insist that she did voice her objection.

🗣️ Speech Hon Poto Williams (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Christchurch East)
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And I take all of your interventions on board. I—

🗣️ Speech David Seymour (ACT New Zealand — Member for Epsom)
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I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. If I might be able to assist—it’s known that I have very young and good ears, but during the general debate I was often able to hear the Hon Maggie Barry interjecting from where I am here. So it seems implausible that you were unable to hear her from there.

🗣️ Speech Hon Poto Williams (New Zealand Labour Party — Member for Christchurch East)
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Thank you. I will just take some advice. Members, I apologise to the Hon Maggie Barry. I didn’t hear you put the objection, and I had continued with the question. I will continue. We will read this as one part.

Clauses 1 to 4 and new clauses 5 to 7

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