
Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

A late night voting error during a fourth evening of urgency last week forced the Government to end urgency sooner than expected.
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Urgency was the theme of the week at Parliament this week, both in the House and during the ongoing Standing Orders review into Parliament's rules.
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MPs are working on 13 bills under Urgency this week but numerous amendments and drawn out voting sessions threaten to slow the process down.
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A bill reducing charges for clean vehicle imports has passed through under urgency at Parliament.
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This is a highly informative podcast, illuminating how parliament works, what our elective representatives actually do and that the posturing and nastiness highlighted in question time and in media soundbites is only a tiny portion of what goes on. Our politicians actually work cooperatively most of the time.
I always, always learn things from this pod. It does a great job of tackling one particular topic and taking a deep, but brief, dive. It’s relevant no matter how much (or how little) you already know about NZ parliament.
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Content primarily revolves around discussions of legislative actions and political dynamics within New Zealand's Parliament. Topics frequently include proposed bills, debating sessions, and the implications of recent legal changes. A notable aspect is the exploration of critical societal issues raised during parliamentary debates, such as worker rights, environmental concerns, and historical injustices, providing listeners with insights into how these affect various communities. The podcast likely aims to provide a deeper understanding of the legislative processes for an engaged audience, blending informative content with a critical look at current political matters.
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Recent guests on The House include:
1. Seán Kelly
2. Sir Geoffrey Palmer
3. Chris Knight
4. Matt Doocey
5. David Wilson
6. Debbie Narewa-Packer
7. David Seymour
8. Christopher Luxon
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