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Speaker 3: It'd be good morning New Zealand. It is Tuesday, the

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Speaker 3: Coming up. Ginny Anderson on the firearms prohibition orders, the

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Speaker 3: that changed. No new medals at the Olympics for us, well,

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Speaker 3: Tuesday, the thirtieth of July. The Black Ferns seven's have

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Speaker 5: Well, they've signed up to oppose something without seeing it.

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Speaker 6: That sounds like opposition for its own sake.

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Speaker 12: I was selected because I am the ultimate diversity hire.

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Speaker 3: sixer on News Talk said big great to have your

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Speaker 3: the story out of Dunedin Free Money. Dunedin's great story

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Speaker 3: what's this about AI and CVS?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, morning, Ryan and Attager University studies just come out

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Speaker 3: The heigh today just seven. Thanks Callum Blake. Benn Is

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Speaker 3: All right, thanks Blake. Old weather today and christ.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Max toll is in Wellington, Max

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Speaker 14: Every year for a few weeks, restaurants, bars cafes around

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Speaker 3: How's you with it today, Max.

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Speaker 4: concerns about his spending. Chelsea Daniels, she's there in court

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Speaker 4: for us and says that law enforcement they will give

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Speaker 4: evidence today, so that's what's happening today. Chelsea says that

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Speaker 4: the police officers who did the scene examination and also

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Speaker 4: some of the forensic scientists they're going to take the stands.

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Speaker 4: So this trial is expected to take six weeks. And

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Speaker 4: you know, I think you know, as the day goes on,

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Speaker 4: there's all these things that are coming out of it,

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Speaker 4: so interesting.

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Speaker 3: Lots of evidence and witnesses to get through as well.

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Speaker 3: Exactly the weather in Auckland today.

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Speaker 4: Shower it sometimes heavy, sunny gaps in between not my words,

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Speaker 4: but from the Met Service, I've never had one of

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Speaker 4: those before, sunny gaps in between, chance of an evening thunderstorm.

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Speaker 4: Seventeen is the high here in Orchant, so still Barbie,

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Speaker 4: compared to down south where I just heard Callum and

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Speaker 4: Dunedin saying they're high seven.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that is called right now, twelve point eight degrees outside.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Neva. Good to see you as

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Speaker 3: always eighteen minutes away from six year on News Talk said.

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Speaker 7: B international correspondence with ends and eye insurance, peace of

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Speaker 7: mind for New Zealand business quarter.

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Speaker 3: To six news Talks said be Donna Demayo is our

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Speaker 3: Australia correspondent. This Barnaby Joyce scandal after his bullet comment.

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Speaker 3: First of all, what was the comedy he made and

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Speaker 3: how's the apology going down? Donna?

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Speaker 15: Well, Anthony albanezi Is called Bullaby Joyce's bullet comment a

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Speaker 15: new low and completely unacceptable. And he's asking Peter Dunton

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Speaker 15: in fact, what it will take for Barnaby Joyce, the

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Speaker 15: National's leader, to lose his job. What was it that

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Speaker 15: he said? So, Bunnaby Joyce was at an anti wind

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Speaker 15: farm rally and he said, this is the quote. The

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Speaker 15: bullet you have is a little piece of paper. It

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Speaker 15: goes in the magazine called the Voting Box. It's coming up.

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Speaker 15: Get ready to load that magazine. So goodbye, Chris, goodbye

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Speaker 15: albow So Chris is Energy Minister Chris Bowen. So the

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Speaker 15: Prime Minister is absolutely fuming, he says. In the wake

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Speaker 15: of the attempted assassination of the formed President Trump, he

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Speaker 15: says these words from Joyce are extremely inappropriate. It's violent language.

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Speaker 15: Peter dunn't meantime, says, well, the apology is fine, let's

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Speaker 15: just all move on. But the PM, he says, that's

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Speaker 15: not enough. And we've heard from the Australia Federal Police

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Speaker 15: there have been seven hundred threats of violence or harassment

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Speaker 15: of members of Parliament in the last year.

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Speaker 3: Interesting, yeah it is. Let's talk about the Aussie athletes

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Speaker 3: who are apparently unhappy about the living condition in Paris.

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Speaker 15: Yes, well we're getting here lots of reports that we

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Speaker 15: had to a social media post from the Australian water

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Speaker 15: polo athlete till he Kurns. She says the beds are

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Speaker 15: rock hard, and so she posted on socials. She said

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Speaker 15: at one point she was thinking maybe it will be

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Speaker 15: more comfortable to sleep on the floor. Then we heard

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Speaker 15: from an Aussie heavyweight boxer who said that he was

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Speaker 15: pretty frustrated because he was limited to just two lamb chops.

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Speaker 15: Someone joked that he's gone over as a heavyweight, might

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Speaker 15: come back as a lightweight. But we've heard from the

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Speaker 15: Australian Olympic Committee and saying that look, these living conditions

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Speaker 15: are actually high quality. There have been some early teething

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Speaker 15: issues with transport, but they've been resolved and also the

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Speaker 15: food is now varied and plentiful after some early shortfalls.

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Speaker 15: We actually also heard that the Aussie hockey team had

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Speaker 15: been driven to the wrong venue and other athletes have

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Speaker 15: been crammed into buses with no open windows and no

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Speaker 15: air con. And you know how stinking hot it is

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Speaker 15: over there at the moment.

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Speaker 3: Did the guy get his lamb chops in the end.

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Speaker 15: I'm not sure.

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Speaker 9: Actually, I'll have to follow that up.

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Speaker 3: For you, Donna. Thank you for that, Donna to our

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Speaker 3: Australia correspondent. A lot of the athletes saying that because

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Speaker 3: there's a lack of world records happening, that maybe that's

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Speaker 3: because of the conditions not only the heat, but also

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Speaker 3: the living conditions that the athletes are and in the

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Speaker 3: village just gone twelve away from six.

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Speaker 2: Rich.

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Speaker 3: The Justice Select Committee has recommended several changes to soften

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Speaker 3: the Firearms Prohibition Order's Legislation Amendment Bill. It says the

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Speaker 3: order will give police too much power for warrantless searches.

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Speaker 3: As it stands, someone with an FPO a Firearms Prohibition

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Speaker 3: Order cannot hold a firearms license, use firearms or associate

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Speaker 3: with anybody who has a firearm. And the new bill

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Speaker 3: would give new warrantless search powers to anyone suspected of

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Speaker 3: being under a firearms prohibition order. Jenny Anderson as Labour's

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Speaker 3: Justice spokesperson, and she's with me now, Jenny, good morning.

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Speaker 3: Could you give us an example of where you think

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Speaker 3: this power could go and what's wrong with it?

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Speaker 6: Right, So, say, just for the sake of it, let's

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Speaker 6: say Mike Costkings, your friend had an FPO put on

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Speaker 6: him by the courts. You don't know about it, but

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Speaker 6: are you invited around to your house and he's run

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Speaker 6: at your house, either's for dinner or doing something else,

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Speaker 6: so that you don't even know that he has an

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Speaker 6: FPO on him, and police would be able to search

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Speaker 6: your whole house. And the way that the bill was

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Speaker 6: originally written that police just had to suspect that he

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Speaker 6: might have an FPO on him in order to search

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Speaker 6: your entire house, or if he was in your car,

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Speaker 6: your whole car. So it just is quite wide in

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Speaker 6: terms of not just only the people who it's intending

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Speaker 6: to capture, but also who they're associating with immediately, whether

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Speaker 6: or not that associate. Necessarily it was in a gain

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Speaker 6: or not.

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Speaker 3: Right, But how why would the cops be coming to

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Speaker 3: my house or to my car in the first place, Because.

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Speaker 6: If the person was an FPO on them is in

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Speaker 6: your house, then that can be searched too.

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Speaker 3: But how do they know he's in Mike's in my house?

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Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean? Like, it's surely they're probably.

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Speaker 6: I mean, when you get into scenarios, that's hard. But

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Speaker 6: if they've been monitoring someone, all they have to do

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Speaker 6: is we've changed it now that you suld just respect

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Speaker 6: that he had an FPO on them and they're checking

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Speaker 6: on the conditions. So when you have one of these

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Speaker 6: on you, it enables police to continually check that the

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Speaker 6: conditions of the SEO are being complied with, right, right,

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Speaker 6: And they can do that at any time, like a

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Speaker 6: bail check. They can come around and check that.

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Speaker 3: Right. And if I have so Mike's got an f PO,

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Speaker 3: if I have a firearm illegally a firearm in my house,

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Speaker 3: he can be arrested for just being in the same house, right,

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Speaker 3: That's absolutely correct.

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Speaker 6: And you might not know you might have stored a

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Speaker 6: firearm for someone else. And if he's anywhere there. That's

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Speaker 6: exactly right. He would be arrested for a period of

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Speaker 6: time if he was in and around firearms. That does

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Speaker 6: depend on the conditions of the spo. These are put

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Speaker 6: on by the courts and so the judge at the

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Speaker 6: time can put on special conditions that might be different

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Speaker 6: from time to time. So we thought that that was

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Speaker 6: a bit much, and it's been changed to the police

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Speaker 6: has to believe that there is an SPO on this

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Speaker 6: person in order to conduct those searchers. But we still

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Speaker 6: think that we're the balance about right. The previous spos

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Speaker 6: about who he has been done about a third of

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Speaker 6: those a gang members. We also had that Criminal Activity

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Speaker 6: Intervention Bill which for a period of fourteen days if

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Speaker 6: there was tensions between gangs then police had the ability

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Speaker 6: to go and search in a whole range of different

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Speaker 6: areas while those into gang tensions. Both those piece of

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Speaker 6: legislation we felt was working really well. And this is

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Speaker 6: sort of another thing designed to tough, but it's not

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Speaker 6: quite clear what is the problem that is actually faccing

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Speaker 6: all right.

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Speaker 3: That's Jenny Anderson, Labour's Justice spokesperson. The Justice Select Committee

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Speaker 3: has recommended to send several changes to that bell to

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Speaker 3: soften it up. And Mike Hosting has just walked into

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Speaker 3: the studio and you'll be pleased to know he's not

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Speaker 3: carrying a gun. I don't think he's subject to an FPO.

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Speaker 3: It is eight minutes away from Sex News and Views.

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Speaker 2: You trust has done your day.

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Speaker 7: It's early edition with Ryan Bridge and Smith City, New

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Speaker 2: News Talk SIB.

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Speaker 3: Six away from Sex. On news Talk, said b Mike

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Speaker 3: Hosting is with you next. Good morning morning.

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Speaker 8: I was going to lay into the film commission this

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Speaker 8: morning because there is a story there's something wrong with

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Speaker 8: the world. So there's a woman leaving the film commission.

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Speaker 8: So they put a party on for it, and it

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Speaker 8: costs thousands, So you think, is this really the time

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Speaker 8: to be spending taxpayers money on catering and chefs and

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Speaker 8: stuff like that. But then what made it worse is

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Speaker 8: they had the new person coming in and they spent

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Speaker 8: thousands on her as well as a welcoming party, and

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Speaker 8: I thought, now this is unacceptable. And as I was

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Speaker 8: just moments ago ranting and raving in the newsroom about

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Speaker 8: the wastage that's going on. Whether I'm living in a

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Speaker 8: parallel universe. Somebody raised the welcoming party for you.

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Speaker 3: Yes, there was one. That's what they saith sign and cakes.

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Speaker 8: I said, hold on, I said, I can't go on

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Speaker 8: about the film commission if you're going to suddenly expose

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Speaker 8: Ryan Bridge for one of the great scandals of the

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Speaker 8: of the age. Here it ends in me in defense.

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Speaker 8: I'm ledibly because I happened to be away at the time. Yes,

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Speaker 8: because normally when we do welcoming parties, no one loves

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Speaker 8: a party more than me.

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Speaker 3: And I was actually very sad you weren't there. Well,

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Speaker 3: I couldn't help it, but no, but the inside me

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Speaker 3: didn't pay for this.

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Speaker 8: This is what I then got told. So everyone brought

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Speaker 8: their own plates, which was lovely, which was delight. It

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Speaker 8: was savaloys and they and they and they said. You

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Speaker 8: hung around for hours, and then I took.

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Speaker 3: The hold because there was a blow up. My name

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Speaker 3: was blown up in gold letters, Oh.

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Speaker 8: My lord, and been well, who brought that along? Someone

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Speaker 8: must have paid for that.

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Speaker 3: She never brought her own blow She came in the

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Speaker 3: day before in her day off.

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Speaker 8: That doesn't surprise and set it up. I mean what

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Speaker 8: I love, She's sensational. So just for the record, so

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Speaker 8: your welcoming party isn't a isn't a scandal and it

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Speaker 8: was free. So we are saving money in tight time,

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Speaker 8: so good on us. Meantime at the film commission. Is

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Speaker 8: two welcoming parties too many?

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Speaker 3: I think so, especially in these times. I mean when

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Speaker 3: when your colleagues are being fired, you know, left, right

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Speaker 3: and center, there's barely anyone left. Yeah, I would say

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Speaker 3: bring your own SCons.

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Speaker 8: And so and so you have your party and you go, oh, okay,

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Speaker 8: fair enough, you're here, and then you go, now, hold on,

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Speaker 8: there's another party and that's thousands of dollars too. There's

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Speaker 8: something wrong anyway. The reason I raise all this is

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Speaker 8: it's Prime Minister Tuesday, so we'll we'll talk to I mean,

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Speaker 8: there are issues to deal with, but I mean, you

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Speaker 8: know someone's out there wasting our money and you're.

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Speaker 3: Going to find it. It's not acceptable.

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Speaker 8: So you are the mark of frugality.

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Speaker 3: And that that's that's not pleased about it. It is

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Speaker 3: four minutes away from six miccrossing with next. I will

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Speaker 3: see you tomorrow.

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