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Telecommunications (Interception Capability) Bill

The Greens will be opposing this bill. The debate has been interesting, and I appreciate the caution of some of the speakers, like Peter Dunne, about the civil liberties implications of this bill.

Debate on Prime Minister’s Statement – Iraq

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Pitcairn Trials Bill – Third Reading

There has been a good discussion in the House over the stages of this debate, from the second reading, through the Committee stages, to the debate we are having today.

Pitcairn Trials Bill – Second Reading

The Green Party will be abstaining on this bill, because on the one hand the Green Party supports the main purpose of the bill, which is to assist bringing to justice those believed to be responsible

Road Traffic Reduction Bill

Read the Road Traffic Reduction Bill As a Gree

Air New Zealand / Qantas

This is a good debate.

New Zealand’s Intelligence and Security Agencies lack proper control and oversight

The Green Party opposes the re-establishment of the Intelligence and Security Committee and its proposed composition. The committee is not a select committee; it is a statutory committee.

New Zealand should not provide support for US buildup in the Persian Gulf

The Government's explanation of its new military commitment to the Gulf is untenable.

Appropriation (2002/03 Estimates) Bill (Committee stage) – Vote Immigration

I would like to speak to Vote Immigration on behalf of the Green Party, particularly in relation to refugees and asylum seekers. It is good to see that extra money is being devoted to refugee reset