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Published: Wed 14 Mar 2007 11:13 AM


Section 59: Maori Party Offers Critical Votes For Repeal
- We have been asked to support a Bill, as amended by the select Committee. A Bill which is motivated by the need to protect children. We believe that Parliament has an important role in dispelling the illusion that violence is normal and acceptable. We believe that statements of aspiration are important in encouraging whanau to create and maintain violence-free homes. We welcome the initiative of Sue Bradford in this regard. See... Maori Party Position on Repeal of Section 59
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See Also: Scoop Full Coverage: Section 59 Bill Second Reading
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