Bills, Petitions and Papers
Bills, Petitions and Papers
When Parliament resumed at 2pm the following Bills were introduced:
*Smoke-free Environments (Controls and
Enforcement) Amendment Bill;
*New Zealand Security
Intelligence Service Amendment Bill;
*Biosecurity Law
Reform Bill;
*Regulatory Reform Repeals Bill;
*Road
User Charges;
*Appropriation (2009/2010 Financial Review)
Bill.
The petition of Darien Fenton and 1414 others
calling on the Government to recognise minimum redundancy
notice and conditions was presented.
Annual Reports were tabled from:
*Taranaki Fish and Game Council
*Hawke's
Bay Fish and Game Council
*Maritime New Zealand
*Eastern Region Fish and Game New Zealand
*Wellington
Fish and Game Council
*Auckland/Waikato Fish and Game
Council
*West Coast Fish and Game Council
*Mental
Health Commission
*Capital & Coast District Health
Board
*Families Commission
*Children's
Commissioner
*Health and Disability
Commissioner
*Crown Health Financing Agency
*Museum of
New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Select Committee reports were received on:
*Legislation Bill as reported by the
Regulations Review Committee;
*Interim report on the
Orders in Council made under the Canterbury Earthquake
*Response and Recovery Act as reported by the Regulations
Review Committee;
*Inquiry into the operation of the
Maori Community Development Act 1962 and related issues as
reported by the Māori Affairs Committee;
*Reserve Bank
of New Zealand's financial stability report, November 2010
as reported by the Finance and Expenditure
Committee;
*Hamilton City Council (Parana Park) Land
Vesting Bill as reported by the Local Government and
Environment Committee;
*Arts Council of New Zealand Toi
Aotearoa as reported by the Government Administration
Committee;
*Customs and Excise (Joint Border Management
Information Sharing and Other Matters) Amendment Bill as
reported by the Justice and Electoral Committee;
*Misuse
of Drugs Amendment Bill as reported by the Health Committee
Bill;
*International treaty examination of the Statute of
the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) as
reported by the Commerce Committee
*International treaty
examination of the Third Protocol Amending the Treaty of
Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asiaas reported by the
Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee;
*2009/10
financial review of the Office of the Clerk of the House of
Representatives as reported by the Government Administration
Committee;
*Petition 2008/101 of George Pera Graham Naera
as reported by the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade
Committee;
*Dog Control (Perro de Presa Canario) Order
2010 as reported by the Local Government and Environment
Committee;
*Report from the Controller and
Auditor-General on Matters arising from the 2009-19
long-term council community plans as reported by the Local
Government and Environment Committee;
*2009/10 financial
review of Statistics New Zealand as reported by the
Government Administration Committee;
*2009/10 financial
review of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra as reported by
the Government Administration Committee.
The Law
Commission report ‘Review of the Civil List Act 1979 –
Members of Parliament and Ministers” was tabled.
Other document recently received in the Bills Office recently include:
*Financial Statements of the Government of New
Zealand for the four months ended 31 October 2010
*New
Zealand Coastal Policy Statement 2010
*Takeovers Code
(Class Exemptions—Buybacks and Rule 16(b)) Amendment
Notice
*Education (Export Education Levy) Regulations
*Education (Disestablishment of Tairawhiti Polytechnic
and Incorporation in Eastern Institute of Technology) Order
2010
*Climate Change (Eligible Industrial Activities)
Amendment Regulations (No 3) 2010
*Social Security
(Long-term Residential Care) Amendment Regulations (No 4)
2010
*Insurance (Prudential Supervision) Act
Commencement Order (No 2) 2010 (2010/446)
*Financial
Advisers (Broker Trust Accounts) Exemption Notice 2010
*Greyhound Racing New Zealand, Changes to New Zealand
Greyhound Racing Rules 2010
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