Grinding Through Urgency
After Parliament resumed at 9am the second reading of
the Families Commission Amendment Bill was
completed by 64 to 56 with National, Maori Party, ACT and
Peter Dunne in favour.
The second reading debate on the Financial Reporting Bill began.
The following bills remain to be considered under the Urgency motion.
the second
reading of the Bail Amendment Bill
• the second
reading of the Family Court Proceedings Reform
Bill
• the second reading and committee stage of
the Psychoactive Substances Bill
• the
committee stage of the Legal Assistance Amendment Bill
•
the committee stage of the State Sector and Public Finance Reform
Bill
• the committee stage and third reading of the
Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers
Amendment Bill and any bills into which it may be
divided
• the committee stage of the Taxation (Livestock Valuation, Assets
Expenditure, and Remedial Matters) Bill
• the
committee stage of the Airports (Cost Recovery for Processing of
International Travellers) Bill
• the committee
stage of the Administration of Community Sentences and
Orders Bill
• the committee stage of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (Covered Bonds)
Amendment Bill, and
• the committee stage of the Medicines Amendment
Bill
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