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Fast-track law makes chaotic progress

Tuesday 17 Dec 24 11:00am

Gerry Brownlee, National MP and Speaker of the House.

The Fast-Track Approvals Bill made somewhat chaotic progress towards becoming law last week after a committee stage dominated by many amendments and a furious procedural debate.

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