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Thursday, 23 October 2025

Parliament Bill

Part 2 Parliamentary privilege
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🗣️ Speech Barbara Kuriger (National Party — Member for Taranaki-King Country)
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Members, we come now to Part 2, which is the debate on clauses 9 to 39, “Parliamentary privilege”. The question is that Part 2 stand part.

🗣️ Speech Adrian Rurawhe (Labour Party — List Member)
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Thank you, Madam Chair. As the Minister has pointed out, the Parliamentary Privilege Act 2014—some submitters thought that it should stand alone. The committee decided that it could be included in there and that it stood on its own mana, basically, in my words. I just wanted to make that comment at the committee of the whole House. I think that it is important that all four of those pieces of legislation are brought together into one document, including parliamentary privilege. Thank you.

🗣️ Speech Barbara Kuriger (National Party — Member for Taranaki-King Country)
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The question—

Ingrid Leary: Madam Chair.

🗣️ Speech Barbara Kuriger (National Party — Member for Taranaki-King Country)
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I had started voting. Members are going to have to be quick. There are lots of parts to this bill, and I’m sorry, I had started voting. The question is that the Minister’s amendment to Part 2 set out on Amendment Paper 362 be agreed to.

Amendment agreed to.

🗣️ Speech Barbara Kuriger (National Party — Member for Taranaki-King Country)
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The question is that the Rt Hon Chris Hipkins’ amendment to Part 2 set out on Amendment Paper 344 be agreed to.

Amendment agreed to.

Part 2 agreed to.

Part 3 Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and parliamentary precincts

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