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Prime Minister—Statement

Tuesday 20 October 2009 (advance copy) Hansard source (external site)

Mallard10. Hon TREVOR MALLARD (Labour—Hutt South) Link to this
to the Prime Minister

Does he stand by his statement: “I certainly would describe my style as open and transparent.”?

MallardHon Trevor Mallard Link to this

How much taxpayers’ money did Cabinet decide on yesterday to subsidise the bid for Rugby World Cup TV free-to-air rights?

KeyHon JOHN KEY Link to this

That number is actually unknown, on a number of grounds. Firstly, the International Rugby Board has not yet agreed to the bid, so we do not know the final analysis. Secondly, there is still the unknown factor of how much the commercial rights can be sold down to, outside of the main broadcasting networks.

MallardHon Trevor Mallard Link to this

In light of his renewed commitment to openness and transparency, will he now confirm that the amount that Cabinet agreed it could go to could now exceed $5 million?

KeyHon JOHN KEY Link to this

No, the figure is less than that.

MallardHon Trevor Mallard Link to this

In light of his renewed commitment to openness and transparency, renewed in his first answer, and given the fact that he says the figure is under $5 million, what is the maximum figure Cabinet agreed to?

KeyHon JOHN KEY Link to this

As I said in answer to an earlier question, I am unable to answer that at this time, for two reasons. One is that I simply do not know, because the final bid has not yet been approved by the International Rugby Board.

MallardHon Trevor Mallard Link to this

How do you know it’s under $5 million?

KeyHon JOHN KEY Link to this

The reason I know it is under $5 million is that it is considerably under $5 million at this point, and I cannot see it moving.

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