|
Police speak with Pelorus crash survivors
Thursday, 6 December 2012, 10:21 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police
|
Police speak with Pelorus crash survivors
The two women
who survived Wednesday's horrific crash at Pelorus remain in
Blenheim's Wairau Hospital in a stable condition.
A 33
year old Marlborough woman who was the sole occupant of a
ute has a broken ankle and will require surgery. She also
has significant bruising.
A 25 year old German woman who
was a front seat passenger in the other vehicle has a broken
collar bone and is also badly bruised.
Two men died in the
crash. One was from Germany and the other from France. Their
post mortem examinations will take place today.
The
surviving tourist has told Police the trio only met recently
and were sharing a ride.
Serious Crash Investigators are
back at the crash scene today working to establish exactly
what has happened.
Police are working to advise the next
of
kin.
end
© Scoop Media

Public Address Link:
A (Sweary) Analysis Of Urgency Abuse And
The Consititution
Keith Ng: You’re looking at the Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) for the Public Health and Disability Amendment Bill. Basically, the courts said that the Government had to pay family members who looked after people with disabilities (because not doing so was discriminatory), so the Government passed this law to say: “Yeah nah.”
The RIS isn’t just redacted for the public – it was redacted for MPs. *Parliament* voted on this, with all the relevant facts blacked out.
Sure, it’s understandable, right? If you’re passing a law that’s really dodgy, you don’t want advice from civil servants saying “uh, this is pretty illegal” to be public. But actually, that’s not really a problem here, because in the same piece of legislation, THEY SAID THEY CAN’T BE TAKEN TO COURT. More>>