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Prime Minister—Statements

Thursday 2 April 2009 Hansard source (external site)

King1. Hon ANNETTE KING (Deputy Leader—Labour) Link to this
to the Prime Minister

Does he stand by all the statements he has made as Prime Minister in the last month?

KingHon Annette King Link to this

Does he stand by his statement that the Minister of Trade “took the opportunity” to resign his business interests that could cause a conflict of interest when he was advised to do so by the Cabinet Office last year; if so, why was his Minister still holding shares in the Indian Overseas Group Ltd this week?

EnglishHon BILL ENGLISH Link to this

Those matters have been raised by the Opposition and by the media, and Ministers have set about ensuring that every action they take complies with the Cabinet Manual and the Register of Pecuniary Interests of Members of Parliament.

KingHon Annette King Link to this

Does he stand by his statement that all the world leaders he has talked to are “not particularly focused on climate change at the moment”, and how does he reconcile that statement with the talks that President Obama and Prime Minister Gordon Brown had on this issue just yesterday, or do they not take the Prime Minister seriously on this issue anyway?

EnglishHon BILL ENGLISH Link to this

Yes, the Prime Minister does stand by his statement.

KingHon Annette King Link to this

Does he stand by his statement that the Minister for ACC has “a brain about the size of the South Island”, but after his bizarre behaviour in the last few weeks does he wish to revise the size to, say, the vacant Campbell Island?

EnglishHon BILL ENGLISH Link to this

Yes, the Prime Minister does stand by his statement. The Labour Party may find it bizarre that a Minister wanted to go to the select committee to be accountable and explain his actions, but it is part of us being a good Government.

KingHon Annette King Link to this

Does he stand by his statement that the Minister of Internal Affairs is stupid and unwise; if so, how long does he intend to retain a stupid and unwise Minister?

EnglishHon BILL ENGLISH Link to this

The Prime Minister stands by his statement that some of the Minister’s actions were unwise, and the Minister has set about correcting those actions.

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