Labour MPs apologise for swearing during select committee hearing
In this story ACT Party, David Seymour, Ministry for Regulation, Duncan Webb, Cameron Brewer, Finance and Expenditure Committee

Labour MPs Deborah Russell and Duncan Webb apologised after swearing during a tense select committee hearing at Parliament. The session involved Regulation Minister and acting Prime Minister David Seymour answering questions regarding his ministry's regulatory reviews as part of Scrutiny Week.
How they headlined it
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NZ HeraldLabour MP Deborah Russell apologises for swearing at acting PM David Seymour (opens in new tab)
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1NewsLabour MPs apologise after swearing during Seymour committee appearance (opens in new tab)
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RNZMPs caught swearing as David Seymour faces questions on regulatory reviews (opens in new tab)
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Otago Daily TimesLabour MPs caught swearing in heated hearing (opens in new tab)
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The Press via The PostFiery select committee hearing as David Seymour’s Regulation Ministry scrutinised (opens in new tab)
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StuffWatch: MP caught swearing as David Seymour fronts up for scrutiny hearing (opens in new tab)