Entities / Person
Camilla Belich.
New Zealand Labour Party politician elected in 2020
- Reports this week
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Earlier this month
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Labour criticized National's public service cuts, linking a politician to thousands of job cuts.Some support1 report
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Christopher Luxon addressed Parliament regarding lobbying, while Fonterra sought government legal aid and Camilla Belich called for an audit of government record-keeping.Well supported5 reports
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A committee in New Zealand jointly sponsored the Modern Slavery Bill and approved entity balance date changes.Some support1 report
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Around Camilla Belich this week
News at the entities that move Camilla Belich most-
Labour Party StructuralLabour and Plaid Cymru have formed groups and led the council in a coalition at Monmouthshire County Council.Moves Camilla Belich
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Christopher Luxon OperationalJacobs provided a climate modelling report, leading North Canterbury council to address climate change with PM praise.Moves Camilla Belich
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government OperationalGovernment and National Assembly are implementing simplification measures to reduce costs and save time for citizens and businesses.Moves Camilla Belich
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House Mentioned togetherDemocrats are showing strong turnout in Cabarrus County as they vie for members in the state House.Moves Camilla Belich
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Labour Party Mentioned togetherLanre Adeleke is running for the governorship of Lagos State as the Labour Party candidate, with Rotimi Odunaike listed by INEC.Moves Camilla Belich
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Epsom Shared contextACT gained influence through the Epsom seat.Moves Camilla Belich
Connections
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Christopher Luxon Operational
Camilla Belich actively challenges Christopher Luxon regarding missing official records and political logic.
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Labour Party Structural
Camilla Belich is a member of the Labour Party.
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Greg Fleming Operational
The two individuals are actively collaborating and jointly sponsoring a legislative bill.
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government Operational
Camilla Belich formally requested an audit of government record-keeping.
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House Mentioned together
A is co-mentioned with B in the context of introducing the Modern Slavery Bill in the chamber.
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Labour Party Mentioned together
Camilla Belich advocates for the right to seek justice in court.
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Epsom Shared context
Camilla Belich is contesting an electorate located in Epsom.