Match-fixing Bill To Get Priority Next Week
When the House sits next week the Government intends to give priority to the Crimes (Match-fixing) Amendment Bill.
Deputy Leader of the House Simon Bridges said other business would include Education Amendment Bill (No. 2), Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Bill, Parole (Extended Supervision Orders) Amendment Bill and the Parole Amendment Bill. Wednesday will be a Members’ Day.
A number of annual reports were tabled including those of the Commerce Commission and NZ on Air.
The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment’s report on climate change and rising sea levels was presented.
Select Committee reports were presented on:
International treaty examination of the Second Protocol to the Convention Between New Zealand and Canada for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with Respect to Taxes on Income by the Finance and Expenditure Committee
Report from the Controller and
Auditor-General, Public Entities' Progress in Implementing
the Auditor-General’s Recommendations 2014 by the
Finance and Expenditure Committee
Report from the Controller and
Auditor-General, State-owned Enterprises: Results of the
2012/13 Audits by the Finance and Expenditure
Committee
Report from the Controller and
Auditor-General, The Auditor-General's Strategic Intentions
2014/15 to 2017/18 and Report from the Controller and
Auditor-General, Annual Plan 2014/15 by the Finance and
Expenditure Committee.
MPs began Question
Time.
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