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Judith Collins: Government plans may lead to Māori systems for education, justice
1 May, 2021 02:38 AM
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National Party leader Judith Collins has doubled down on her opposition to the Government s proposed Māori Health Authority. Photo / Samuel Rillstone, RNZ
National Party leader Judith Collins has doubled down on her opposition to the Government s proposed Māori Health Authority. Photo / Samuel Rillstone, RNZ
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National is accusing Labour of trying to sneak through a divisive plan to set up separate systems for Māori at all levels - including in Parliament.
Party leader Judith Collins made the remarks in a speech to party members today in Auckland at the first of a series of regional conferences being held around the country.
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