Justice Committee to hear 80 hours of Treaty Principles Bill submissions
Thursday 16 January 2025 · 4 outlets · 4 reports · updated In this story Justice Committee
The Justice Committee met on Thursday to discuss oral submissions regarding the Treaty Principles Bill. The committee must hear 80 hours of testimony over one month, with the first full day of hearings scheduled for 27 January. MPs have debated how to select speakers and manage time for different groups.
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NZ Herald
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