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Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – Committee stage – part 1 of 5

Keith Locke - 23 June, 2011

KEITH LOCKE (Green): One of the problems we have with discussing this legislation—whether it

Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – Committee stage – part 2 of 5

Keith Locke - 23 June, 2011

Where are the enemies, where are the terrorists, where are the really bad people that we need to give these extensive powers to the SIS?

Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – Committee stage – part 3 of 5

Keith Locke - 23 June, 2011

The granting to an agency of a power to take a copy of what is on a person’s hard drive is a power that should not be given lightly

Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – Committee stage – part 5 of 5

Keith Locke - 23 June, 2011

There are no real accountability mechanisms to either Parliament or the people

Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – Committee stage – part 4 of 5

Keith Locke - 23 June, 2011

The use of the word “intelligence” is not particularly appropriate to the service

Taxi chats could be dangerous

Keith Locke - 22 June, 2011

After a long week in Parliament I often have a pleasant chat with the taxi driver taking me to the airport. So I was disturbed Read More

Auckland Burmese celebrate democracy leader’s 66th birthday

Keith Locke - 20 June, 2011

Yesterday I spoke at an Auckland celebration of the 66th birthday of Burmese democracy leader (and Nobel Peace Prize winner) Aung San Suu Kyi. She Read More

Keith Locke on the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service Amendment Bill – second reading

Keith Locke - 15 June, 2011

KEITH LOCKE (Green): The major reason the Greens are not supporting this bill is that we do n

Campaign for Fiji democracy throws up unlikely bedfellows

Keith Locke - 13 June, 2011

New Zealanders who support a return to democracy in Fiji are divided whether Tevita Mara, a former Fiji army chief, now a critic of the Read More

Publications

Could British Columbia now get proportional representation?

Why Bill English is wrong to support Trump’s air strike on Syria

Sanders’ train still picking up speed

GCSB helps the torturers and murderers in Bangladesh

New Zealand getting too close to NATO

NZ shouldn’t Big Brother the Solomons over relations with China

Many anti-nuclear reasons to oppose AUKUS

The urgent need for New Zealand aid to Afghanistan