Rt Hon Helen Clark
Prime Minister of New Zealand
13 September 2007 Media Statement
Decision by Director of Security
"The Director of Security has advised me of
his decision regarding Mr Zaoui's security risk status,"
Helen Clark said.
"This is an independent statutory decision, as it always is in such matters, and the Director has my full confidence."
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