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Wednesday, 8 May 2019

Points of Order — Land Transport (Roadside Drug Testing) Amendment Bill—Leave to Introduce

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🗣️ Speech Hon Dr Nick Smith (New Zealand National Party — Member for Nelson)
Time unknown

I seek leave of the House for the Land Transport (Roadside Drug Testing) Amendment Bill to be set down as the first members’ order of the day on the next members’ day on 22 May.

🗣️ Speech Sir Rt Hon Trevor Mallard (New Zealand Labour Party — List Member)
Time unknown

Leave is not going to be granted for that.

🗣️ Speech Hon Dr Nick Smith (New Zealand National Party — Member for Nelson)
Time unknown

I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. You need to put the leave.

🗣️ Speech Sir Rt Hon Trevor Mallard (New Zealand Labour Party — List Member)
Time unknown

Well, I’ve made it absolutely clear that I won’t grant leave for it.

💬 Hon Dr Nick Smith: Oh, you’re opposed to helping getting drug-drivers off the road as well?

I have made it absolutely clear that I am very unhappy with the member and his approach—

💬 Hon Dr Nick Smith: For standing up for my constituents?

The member will leave the House.

💬 Hon Dr Nick Smith: Soft on drugs, like the Government.

Order! Right, no—come back, please. The member will resume his seat.

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