Tuesday, 31 August 1999

Government Orders of the Day

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Name of bill, Minister in charge of bill, stage of consideration, bill's reference number, and times for debate

1-2Animal Products Bill, 253-3
Hon. John Luxton, Third reading
Animal Products (Ancillary and Transitional Provisions) Bill, 253-3a
Hon. John Luxton, Third reading,
(Formerly part of the Animal Products Bill)12 x 10 m speeches3.Education Amendment Bill (No. 3), 294-2
Hon. Roger Sowry, Consideration of report (Education and Science)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 5 August 1999)4.Fisheries Amendment Bill, 258-2
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Primary Production)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 19 August 1999)5.Fisheries Amendment Bill (No. 3), 304-2a
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Primary Production)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 19 August 1999; formerly part of the Fisheries Amendment Bill (No. 2))6.Bail Bill, 300-2
Hon. Tony Ryall, Consideration of report (Justice and Law Reform)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 23 August 1999)7.Children, Young Persons, and Their Families (Trans-Tasman Transfer of Protection Orders and Proceedings) Amendment Bill, 298-2
Hon. Roger Sowry, Consideration of report (Social Services)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 13 August 1999)8.Taxation (Annual Rates and Remedial Matters) Bill, 279-2
Rt Hon. Sir William Birch, Consideration of report (Finance and Expenditure)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 23 August 1999)9.Ng
ti Tkrangitukua Claims Settlement Bill, 303-1
Rt Hon. Sir Douglas Graham, Committee stage10.Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Bill, 244-2
Hon. Nick Smith, Committee stage,
(Report presented 16 July 1999)11.Local Government Amendment Bill (No. 9), 69-3
Hon. Maurice Williamson, Committee stage,
(Formerly part of the Local Government Law Reform Bill)12.Health Occupational Registration Acts Amendment Bill, 99-2
Hon. Wyatt Creech, Committee stage13.Animal Welfare Bill (No. 2), 209-2
Hon. John Luxton, Committee stage14.Broadcasting Amendment Bill (No. 2), 177-2
Hon. Maurice Williamson, Committee stage15.Electoral Amendment Bill, 222-2
Hon. Tony Ryall, Consideration of report (Electoral Law)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 6 May 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)16.Broadcasting (Election Broadcasting) Amendment Bill, 225-2
Hon. Tony Ryall, Consideration of report (Electoral Law)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 6 May 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)17.Intellectual Property Right Acts Amendment Bill, 104-2
Hon. Max Bradford, Consideration of report (Commerce)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 26 August 1998)18.Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Amendment Bill (No. 2), 287-1
Hon. Roger Sowry, Consideration of report (Social Services)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 16 July 1999)19.Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Amendment Bill, 226-2
Hon. Wyatt Creech, Consideration of report (Health)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 20 July 1999)20.Gaming Law Reform Bill, 250-2
Hon. Jack Elder, Consideration of report (Internal Affairs and Local Government)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 16 June 1999)21.Commerce (Controlled Goods or Services) Amendment Bill, 295-2
Hon. Max Bradford, Consideration of report (Commerce)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 12 July 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)22.Personal Property Securities Bill, 251-2
Hon. Max Bradford, Consideration of report (Commerce)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 26 July 1999)23.Business Law Reform Bill, 319-1
Hon. Max Bradford, Second reading
12 x 10 m speeches,
(First reading 27 July 1999)24.Constitution Amendment Bill, 274-2
Rt Hon. Sir Douglas Graham, Consideration of report (Government Administration)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 29 July 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)25.Medicines Amendment Bill, 243-2
Hon. Wyatt Creech, Consideration of report (Health)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 3 August 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)26.Courts Security Bill, 301-2
Hon. Georgina te Heuheu, Consideration of report (Government Administration)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 12 August 1999)27.Transport Accident Investigation Amendment Bill, 252-2
Hon. Maurice Williamson, Consideration of report (Transport and Environment)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 13 August 1999)28.Human Rights Amendment Bill, 181-1
Hon. Tony Ryall, Second reading
12 x 10 m speeches,
(First reading 19 August 1998)29.Food Amendment Bill, 260-2
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Government Administration)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 4 June 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)30.Resource Management (Marine Farming and Heritage Provisions) Amendment Bill, 141-2b
Hon. Simon Upton, Consideration of report (Transport and Environment)*
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 April 1999)
(* Bill has not yet been read a second time)31.Radiocommunications Amendment Bill, 98-2
Hon. Maurice Williamson, Consideration of report (Commerce)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 27 August 1998)32.Juries Amendment Bill, 94-2
Hon Georgina te Heuheu, Committee stage33.Protected Disclosures Bill, 208-2
Hon. Simon Upton, Committee stage34.Social Security (Conjugal Status) Amendment Bill, 53-1
Hon. Roger Sowry, Consideration of report (Social Services)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 7 May 1998)35.Social Security (Residential Care) Amendment Bill, 124-1
Hon. Roger Sowry, Consideration of report (Social Services)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 17 November 1998)36.Summary Proceedings Amendment Bill (No. 2), 89-2a
Hon. Tony Ryall, Consideration of report (Justice and Law Reform)*
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 23 March 1998; formerly part of the Courts and Criminal Procedure (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill)
(* Bill has not yet been read a second time)37.New Zealand Courts Structure Bill, 191-1
Hon Georgina te Heuheu, Second reading
12 x 10 m speeches,
(First reading 18 July 1996)
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Penal Institutions Amendment Bill (No. 2), 316-2
Hon. Clem Simich, Consideration of report (Justice and Law Reform)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 25 August 1999)Acts and Regulations Publication Amendment Bill, 299-2
Rt Hon. Sir Douglas Graham, Consideration of report (Government Administration)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 27 August 1999)Human Rights Amendment Bill (No. 2), 315-2
Hon. Tony Ryall, Consideration of report (Justice and Law Reform)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 August 1999)Dairy Industry Restructuring Bill, 314-2
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Committee on the bill)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 August 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)Apple and Pear Industry Restructuring Bill, 317-2
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Committee on the bill)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 August 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)Kiwifruit Industry Restructuring Bill, 318-2
Hon. John Luxton, Consideration of report (Committee on the bill)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 August 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)

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Tuesday, 31 August 1999

Private and Local Orders of the Day

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Name of bill, member in charge of bill, stage of consideration, bill's reference number, and times for debate

1.Marlborough County Council Empowering Act Repeal Bill, 16-2
Hon. Doug Kidd, Consideration of report (Internal Affairs and Local Government)*
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 28 June 1999)
(* Bill has not yet been read a second time)2.New Plymouth Recreation and Racecourse Reserve Bill, 234-1
Harry Duynhoven, Consideration of report (Internal Affairs and Local Government)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 23 July 1999)3.Napier Borough Endowments Amendment Bill, 171-2
Geoff Braybrooke, Consideration of report (Internal Affairs and Local Government)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 10 August 1999)

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Tuesday, 31 August 1999

Members' Orders of the Day

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Name of bill, member in charge of bill, stage of consideration, bill's reference number, and times for debate

1.Taonga Maori Protection Bill, 166-1
Tukoroirangi Morgan, Consideration of report (M
ori Affairs)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 24 June 1999)2.Paid Parental Leave Bill, 102-1
Laila Harré, Consideration of report (Social Services)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 25 June 1999)3.Energy Efficiency Bill, 189-2
Jeanette Fitzsimons, Consideration of report (Transport and Environment)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 15 July 1999)4.Conservation (Protection of Trout as a Non-Commercial Species) Amendment Bill, 238-2
Mark Burton, Consideration of report (Transport and Environment)&dagger
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 6 August 1999)
(&dagger Bill contains majority amendments)5.Fisheries (Retention of New Zealand Control) Bill, 196-1
Hon. Jim Sutton, Consideration of report (Primary Production)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 19 August 1999)6.Crimes (Bail Reform) Bill, 270-1
Hon. Phil Goff, Consideration of report (Justice and Law Reform)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 23 August 1999)7.Habeas Corpus Bill, 308-1
Alec Neill, Second reading
2 x 10 m speeches 5 x 8 m speeches,
(First reading 1 July 1999)8.Prohibition on Capture of Marine Mammals (Whales and Dolphins in Captivity) Bill, 309-1
Annabel Young, Second reading
2 x 10 m speeches 5 x 8 m speeches,
(First reading 1 July 1999)9.Smoke-free Environments (Enhanced Protection) Amendment Bill, 310-1
Tukoroirangi Morgan, Second reading
2 x 10 m speeches 5 x 8 m speeches,
(First reading 1 July 1999)

Name of report, parliamentary paper number, and select committee

10.Investigation into the Land Transfer Amendment Regulations 1998 and the Survey (Departmental Fees and Charges) Regulations 1998, I.16o
Regulations Review, (Report presented 14 June 1999, Government response due 12 September 1999)11.Report on International Treaty Examination of the 1996 Protocol to the Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping Wastes and Other Matters, 1972 (London Convention)
Transport and Environment, (Report presented 30 June 1999)12.Complaint relating to the New Zealand Food Standard 1996, Amendment No. 11, I.16q
Regulations Review, (Report presented 2 July 1999, Government response due 30 September 1999)13.Inquiry into instruments deemed to be regulations: An examination of delegated legislation, I.16r
Regulations Review, (Report presented 6 July 1999, Government response due 4 October 1999)14.Fiscal Strategy Report, Budget Economic and Fiscal Update 1999, I.3h
Finance and Expenditure, (Report presented 19 July 1999)15.Inquiry into the Early Processing of Voting Papers at Local Authority Elections, I.7c
Internal Affairs and Local Government, (Report presented 23 July 1999, Government response due 21 October 1999)16.Review of the International Treaty Examination Process, I.4e
Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, (Report presented 13 August 1999, Government response due November 1999)17.Briefing from the Law Commission and the New Zealand Law Society on Report 49 - Compensating the Wrongly Convicted)
Justice and Law Reform, (Report presented 17 August 1999, Government response due November 1999)18.Complaints relating to Accident Insurance (Insurer Returns) Regulations 1999, I.16s
Regulations Review, (Report presented 24 August 1999, Government response due November 1999)19.Investigation into the Land Transport (Driver Licensing and Driver Testing Fees) Regulations 1999 and the Land Transport (Driver Licensing) Rule 1999, I.16t
Regulations Review, (Report presented 24 August 1999, Government response due November 1999)20.Inquiry into Defence Beyond 2000, I.4d
Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, (Report presented 30 August 1999, Government response due November 1999)21-24.Members' Notices of Motion Nos. 1 to 4
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Children's Health Camps Board Dissolution Bill, 291-2
Hon. Katherine O'Regan, Consideration of report (Health)
12 x 10 m speeches,
(Report presented 30 August 1999)

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