Oral Questions - 7 June 2017

Questions to Ministers

1. Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS to the Prime Minister: Does he still have confidence in all his Ministers; if so, why?

2. JOANNE HAYES to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the success of New Zealand’s exporters?

3. ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Has his Government done all it needs to for Auckland, given schools are struggling to find teachers who can afford the city’s housing costs, congestion is the worst in Australasia, and people are living in squalid illegal boarding houses?

4. JAMES SHAW to the Prime Minister: Does he have confidence in his Minister of Conservation?

5. GRANT ROBERTSON to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by all his statements?

6. SIMON O'CONNOR to the Minister of Health: What will the $888 million invested into Vote Health in Budget 2017, the biggest increase in 11 years, deliver for New Zealanders?

7. PHIL TWYFORD to the Minister for Building and Construction: Does he stand by his statement that this is a “golden era” for the building industry; if so, why?

8. MARAMA DAVIDSON to the Minister for Climate Change Issues: Does she agree that New Zealand has a special responsibility to provide leadership on climate change in support of our Pacific Island neighbours, whose very existence is threatened by it and who have done almost nothing to cause the problem?

9. Dr JIAN YANG to the Minister of Education: What extra help for children with additional learning needs was provided in Budget 2017?

10. DARROCH BALL to the Minister for Children: Does she have confidence in the accuracy of the assurances in each letter she has signed and provided to the public and members of Parliament regarding individual cases of care and protection of children?

11. IAN McKELVIE to the Minister for Primary Industries: How is the Government supporting the transparency and management of our fisheries through Budget 2017?

12. Dr DAVID CLARK to the Minister of Health: Does he stand by his statement, “there is always financial pressure in the health sector, that’s nothing new”?

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