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Deadline examined the public Child Performer Services Permit database maintained by the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) and cross-checked the individuals who had received a permit with names of people working with children in Hollywood. Dozens of known managers, acting coaches and photographers who worked with children had received a permit, according to Deadline.
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Western Bay mayor labels Māori ward legislation unfair in submission
18 Feb, 2021 05:00 AM
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Western Bay of Plenty mayor Garry Webber says he s fully supportive of plans to amend the Local Electoral Act. Photo / File
Western Bay of Plenty mayor Garry Webber says he s fully supportive of plans to amend the Local Electoral Act. Photo / File
A mayoral submission expressing strong support for proposed changes to legislation surrounding the matter of Māori wards in local government has been formally received by Western Bay of Plenty District Council.
But not without resistance.
Western Bay mayor Garry Webber presented his written submission in a Policy Committee meeting today, supporting the intent of the Local Electoral (Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill currently being reviewed by the Māori Affairs Select Committee.