Most recent appearances in parliament
If this MP has contributed more than once to a debate, only one speech is shown.
- Rt Hon Winston Peters—Ministerial Status (23 Sep 2008)
Interjection: "I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. Can I bring to your attention the obvious difference there. We were sitting in the cross benches trying to hear the Prime Minister’s answer and were totally unable to hear anything clearly—"
- Justice—Government Policies (23 Sep 2008)
Question expand: "Would it be helpful, given that on 14 March 2006 the Government was dismissive of New Zealand First’s calls to pass legislation to outlaw gangs, and given that on 21 November 2007 the Government dismissed New Zealand First’s request that it look at the ..."
- Privilege - Consideration of Report of Privileges Committee, Members’ Pecuniary Interests—Gifts and Donations (23 Sep 2008)
Interjection: "I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. I think Mr Hide’s point of order was quite fair, and I would ask that in future if two people are interjecting and heckling, from any party, they be immediately brought to order, because today we were subjected to barrages—"
- Gangs—Government Measures (11 Sep 2008)
Question: "Does she agree with the reported comments of former police officer Cam Stokes that gangs are here to stay; if so, what is being done by her Government to combat gangs?"
- General Debate (10 Sep 2008)
Intervention: "I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. I do not need to remind you, Mr Deputy Speaker, given the experience you have had, that imputations of corrupt practice are totally out of order in the House, especially when they come from the only MP in the place to be convicted of lying."