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The House

RNZ
New Zealand Parliament
New Zealand
Parliament
Education and Training Amendment Bill
Appropriation 2023-2024 Supplementary Estimates Bill
Climate Change Response Emissions Trading Scheme Agricultural Obligations Amendment Bill
Royal Commission Of Inquiry Into Abuse and Care
Kiwirail
Samoan Citizenship Rights
Three Strikes Sentencing Law
Therapeutic Products Act Repeal Bill
Forests Log Traders Bill
Overseas Investment Bill
Political Coordination
1982 Legislation
Vehicle Emissions
Legislative Agenda Management
Government Business
Colonial Attitudes
Muldoon Government

Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.

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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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Recent Guests

Seán Kelly
Chairman of the European Parliament, New Zealand, Australian delegation
European Parliament
Episode: European MPs at Parliament
Sir Geoffrey Palmer
Former Prime Minister and expert on parliamentary reforms
Episode: Parliament versus Executive: Regs Review and the Regulatory Standards Bill
Chris Knight
A retired chef and local resident
Episode: The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey
Matt Doocey
Member of Parliament for Waimakere and Minister for Mental Health
Parliament
Episode: The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey
David Wilson
Clerk of the House
Episode: Urgency giveth, and urgency taketh away
Debbie Narewa-Packer
Co-leader of Te Pati Māori
Te Pati Māori
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain
David Seymour
Leader of Act New Zealand
Act New Zealand
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain
Christopher Luxon
Prime Minister of New Zealand
Government of New Zealand
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain
Marama Davidson
Co-leader of the Green Party
Green Party of New Zealand
Episode: "We have generations of fix-it culture": Marama Davidson on her 'Right to Repair' members bill

Hosts

Dany Alamoa
Kōlui Collins-Aho

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Highly Informative & a perspective rarely seen.

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FtVSgM
    New Zealand4 years ago
  • Informative every 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jayyybo
    United States7 years ago

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The content is praised for tackling complex topics in a coherent manner, with many feeling more connected to the workings of parliament as a result.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of discussions regarding parliamentary processes and issues, often learning new insights about legislation. Comments highlight the podcast's ability to balance depth with brevity, making it accessible for different levels of pre-existing knowledge.

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Groundhog Day as Peter’s delivers third Ministerial Statement on Gaza
Q: Does he agree with the hundreds of thousands of peaceful citizens in this country that the Government of New Zealand needs to take more action, like sanctions, in response to the unfolding genocide by the Government of Israel against innocent and defenceless Palestine civilians?
The Minister indicated that there is no question regarding a ministerial debate if it's deemed inappropriate but referenced existing procedures for questions post-statement.
House on Sunday: Debating war, mourning death
Q: Will the minister condemn Israel and the United States' illegal strikes on Iran?
The minister deflected the question by emphasizing the government's position and noted past inaction by the Greens on certain acts of terrorism.
House on Sunday: Debating war, mourning death
Q: Does the New Zealand government believe that the US's pre-emptive strike on Iran meets that criteria?
The New Zealand government is waiting for emerging evidence to determine the legitimacy of the US's actions.
Opposition drills into Crown Minerals Bill
Q: What led to the bill being back in the House after eight months?
Concerns from the sector regarding liability and the government's desire to amend loopholes prompted the re-committal.
House on Sunday: EU MPs and a maiden statement
Q: What benefit does Europe and the EU have having a relationship with Australia and New Zealand beyond just, say, the FTA agreements?
Kelly explains the importance of cultural exchange and mutual respect, emphasizing that New Zealand shares many democratic and cultural similarities with Europe.

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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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The House launched 9 years ago and published 300 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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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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