- The Government of New Zealand faced criticism regarding overreach concerning proposed legislation, a situation involving the New Zealand Bar Association.
- Advocates are pushing back against the government's proposed legislation concerning its use of retrospective law, specifically regarding emissions.
- New Zealand Parliament is rushing through new legislation, with corporate power heavily influencing the legislative outcomes.
A company, FiT, is contributing to a bill aimed at strengthening New Zealand's democratic resilience through the parliamentary process.
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Updated Aug 3
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What happened
A company, FiT, is contributing to a bill aimed at strengthening New Zealand's democratic resilience through the parliamentary process.
Who's involved
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New Zealand Parliament is rushing through new legislation, with corporate power heavily influencing the legislative outcomes.Also in this story
- Russel Norman critiques Fonterra for its political influence, noting how the company's power affects New Zealand policy.
- A discussion took place in Parliament regarding a government bill, where corporate bosses were identified as the 'banality of evil'.
The entities involved
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FiT
nonprofit organization from Spain
Nothing else this week.
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parliament
legislative body of government