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Budget Security: Too Much and Not Enough

I want to address whether this Budget will give New Zealanders a greater sense of security. In one sense it will. Significant financial assistance is to go to poorer people to make them feel more secure, and that is good.

Police Complaints Authority (Commission of Inquiry into Police Conduct) Amendment Bill

The Greens will be supporting this bill, as we did through its previous stages.

Visiting Forces Bill – Second Reading

The Green Party is supporting this bill, which deals with practical matters of how visiting forces to our country, or our forces going to other countries, conduct their affairs, and have a degree of a

Police Complaints Authority (Commission of Inquiry into Police Conduct) Amendment Bill – Second Reading

The Green Party will support this bill but like previous speakers, including Stephen Franks who has just spoken, we are concerned that the principle of privacy in the deliberations of the Police Compl

Corrections Bill – Second Reading

The Green Party, of course, is supporting this bill. My colleague Nandor Tanczos sat in on the select committee hearings on the bill.

Local Government (Auckland) Amendment Bill – First Reading

The Green Party, of course, will be supporting this bill and was very involved in its formulation, working closely and successfully with the Government on bringing it to its present state and to this

Telecommunications (Interception Capability) Bill – Third Reading

The Green Party will be opposing the third reading of the Telecommunications (Interception Capability) Bill. We have said all along that the capacity to intercept emails will catch a few more crimi

Telecommunications (Interception Capability) Bill – Second Reading

The Green Party will be opposing this bill, as it has previously. We do not see the need to grant these powers to the police and the intelligence agencies at this time.

Maritime Security Bill – Third Reading

The Green Party will support this bill, although it has serious concerns about how the legislation might be applied in practice in an exaggerated way, compared with the needs of the actual security si