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National Party 
May 10, 2021
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The Prime Minister’s continued refusal to state her view on recommendations in the He Puapua report is a worrying sign for the future of the country. Jacinda Ardern claims the report hasn’t found its way to the Cabinet table, but her ministers are busy implementing some of its recommendations already.
Why I'm speaking up on He Puapua
Judith Collins May 10, 2021
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Since my speech on the Government’s He Puapua report last week, I’ve been asked why I’m speaking up on it. I’m speaking up because it’s a conversation that needs to be had.
Week in Review
National Party May 03, 2021
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Where does the Prime Minister stand on He Puapua? - National is calling on Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to reveal where she stands on the report Labour commissioned, which proposes separate Māori authority across multiple layers of government and discusses constitutional change.
Week in Review
National Party April 26, 2021
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News the Government will move to a risk-based approach for overseas arrivals is welcome but well overdue. Back in January National proposed precisely this approach and since then we’ve been calling for a traffic light system for MIQ arrivals.
Week in Review
National Party April 18, 2021
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Like many Kiwis across New Zealand, we were shocked to find, yet again, that the Government have not been doing their job to keep our border secure.
National proposes new law to get more houses built
National Party April 14, 2021
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National is proposing an alternative solution to the housing shortage that will urgently address the country’s land supply problem and help councils fund supporting infrastructure.
Week in Review
National Party April 10, 2021
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This week, Jacinda Ardern finally fronted up and announced the trans-Tasman safe travel bubble will open from 19 April 2021. This isn’t a case of job done, however. This should be the first step in the Government laying out its roadmap for how it plans to safely reconnect New Zealand to the world.
Labour owes Mental Health Foundation an apology
Matt Doocey April 09, 2021
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Labour Minister David Parker has thrown the Mental Health Foundation under the bus in a continuance of his Government’s refusal to take responsibility for their series of failings when it comes to mental health.
Week in Review
National Party April 04, 2021
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We hope everyone is having a safe, enjoyable, and relaxing Easter weekend break, with family and friends, during this important time for many Kiwis in New Zealand and around the world.
Week in Review
National Party March 27, 2021
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On Monday, the Prime Minister had a chance to do the right thing and announce a date when the trans-Tasman safe travel bubble will be open. She chose not to. Instead, she announced that she will soon announce an announcement of a date.