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Tuesday, 8 February 2005
Vote: Debate on Prime Minister’s Statement

🗳️ That this House has no confidence in the Government led by Helen Clark who, given the opportunity to outline her vision for New Zealand, has failed to even identify the big challenges which lie ahead for our nation, whose Government has confiscated from hard-working New Zealanders the fruits of the best international economic conditions we have enjoyed for many decades, and who sees our future as the creation of an all-powerful, all-knowing Government, rather than the result of the Kiwi spirit of enterprise, skill, innovation, and hard work which resides with individual New Zealanders

Hon PETE HODGSON (Minister of Transport): “Dream on!”, I say; “Dream on!”, I say to that sour, bitter member. He is a member who is given to anger, a member who can display anger and can pretend anger, but underneath it actually is anger, as well. He said of... Read more →

HansardID: 99b9f03b-7257-48f5-93c9-a67ebe768295
✕ Failed by a clear majority (47 Ayes – 71 Noes – 2 Absent)
Hansard didn't name individual MPs for this vote, only how each party voted overall, so there's no per-member breakdown to show here.

🏛️ Party breakdown

Party Aye No
ACT New Zealand 7 0
Green Party 0 9
Māori Party 0 1
New Zealand First 13 0
New Zealand Labour 0 51
New Zealand National 27 0
Progressive 0 2
United Future 0 8