I'm presuming you're referring to the demand from various un-named Labour MPs that Cunliffe release the internal polling to the caucus. There's an important difference between internal polling being released to the whole caucus and released to the wider ...
I'm disturbed by the number of grey hairs I keep finding in my beard, and I'm just a sprightly 32...
Roy Morgan doesn't give it's precise number of undecided, but states it as a percentage to the nearest 0.5%. The latest Roy Morgan had undecided voters at 5.5%. For some reason, the Roy Morgan level of undecided voters is always well below the other polls....
But Labour's policy on preventing sexual violence includes a specific statement that Labour will consider "amending the definition of consent in instances of sexual violation to ensure it does not impose an unfair burden on victims of violence". (see https...
Personally, I'd love to be there as it's a rather interesting legal issue that lprent and I have rather diverging opinions on. 'twould be fascinating to be there to hear the arguments and the questions that the High Court may fling at the parties! It will ...
Wish I could be there. Unfortunately, I've got to appear at Wairoa District Court, a good six-odd hours drive from the Auckland High Court… Guess I'll just have to read about it here or in the papers (I'd say I could read about it at Whaleoil, but I'm not ...
You'll note I said consensus, not unanimity. I'm not worried if ACT, with it's 0.6% support, or Peter Dunne, with his 0.1% support, don't give a thumbs up to getting rid of "coat-tailing". I do have a problem with pushing through significant electoral law ...
My issue is that Cunliffe stated that legislation would be introduced within 100 days to amend our Electoral Act. That says to me that if Labour can get a bare majority, they'll amend, regardless of whether there's cross-party consensus (note, I'm not ...
But if he'd simply assumed from the TV3 story that the letter and TV3s "communication" with the select committee were one and the same, there's no reason why he'd have been briefed by Countdown. I tend to favour cock up over conspiracy, and this story ...
That's fair enough, wtl. There may very well be a difference between "a letter threatening legal action" and Countdown having been "in communication with the select committee re. seeking a transcript of a previous committee meeting. My point is merely that...
As much as I agree with most of Mr Watkins' post, it looks like he's got it wrong on this point. David Farrar links to a TV3 story at http://www.3news.co.nz/MP-accuses-Countdown-of-legal-threats/tabid/1607/articleID/338890/Default.aspx which states: ...
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