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Green Party won’t support Video Surveillance Bill

The Video Camera Surveillance (Temporary Measures) Bill is unnecessary and offensive to both the rule of law and proper parliamentary process, Green Party human rights spokesperson Keith Locke said today.

Keith Locke during the urgent debate on Auckland transport and the Rugby World Cup

It is tragic right now when there is 35 times more being spent on roading in the current Budget than on public transport infrastructure. That is a disgrace.

Keith Locke on the Employment Relations (Secret Ballot for Strikes) Amendment Bill – 2nd call in committee stage

KEITH LOCKE (Green): A previous National speaker spoke about unions versus union members, whi

Keith questions the Minister of Defence on US/NZ role in Afghanistan

Afghanistan, Bamiyan Provincial Reconstruction Team Base—United States Personnel

Keith Locke on the Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment Bill – in committee stage

Universities, and students in particular, are often the conscience of society

Inquiry needed into Police overreaction in ‘terror’ cases

There needs to be an independent inquiry into the way Police handled the cases against a number of Tuhoe and political activists, Green Party Police spokesperson Keith Locke said today.

Keith Locke on the Employment Relations (Secret Ballot for Strikes) Amendment Bill – in committee

"This is the ultimate nanny State: the State is controlling such an intimate thing as how people in a voluntary organisation can decide collectively whether they should go on strike" ...