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That all the words after the words “this House has no confidence” be omitted and the following words substituted: “in the Labour-led minority Government because of its determination to allow the release of genetically engineered organisms, exposing our health, our environment and our economy to significant risks; because, despite there being some positive elements in the Government’s programme, its economic policies fail to address poverty and inequality; because it has failed to demonstrate any significant leadership in its programme of action on sustainable development, fails to invest in our young people with a tax funded tertiary education system, continues to perpetuate treaty grievances in areas such as Ngawha; and continues to erode New Zealand’s sovereignty by using New Zealand forces to support US-led operations in the Gulf, by trading away New Zealand’s rights through secret GATS negotiations, and by supporting corporate globalisation policies which endanger our unique identity, and that this House opposes the sale of shares in Air New Zealand by the Government to Qantas.”

That all the words after the words “this House has no confidence” be omitted and the following words substituted: “in the Labour minority Government because of: (a) failure to support New Zealand’s exporters and hence exports are declining; (b) its failure to provide proper training and education for New Zealanders resulting in excess immigration to New Zealand; (c) its failure to resolve issues surrounding the so-called principles of the Treaty of Waitangi; (d) its failure to recognize social ills in New Zealand resulting in increased youth suicide, lack of skills for youth in New Zealand, and a decline in self-respect for youth; (e) the breakdown of law and order and the failure to support our police force with adequate resources;” (f) the decline in conditions for the poor in New Zealand highlighted by the increase in fees for the NCEA and decline in housing and health standards, and; (g) its lack of support for agriculture in New Zealand.”

That this House expresses no confidence in the Labour - United Future minority Government because it has done what it came to do and now lacks vision and purpose, because it has outlined a legislative programme which undermines New Zealand’s ability to grow an economy that supports business and high-quality health and education, and because the Prime Minister refuses to explain her Government’s policies on the Treaty of Waitangi and the future role it will play in our nation