On 3 October 2001, parliament approved a motion presented by Labour Prime Minister Helen Clark, with the support of the phony “left-wing” Alliance, that endorsed the despatch of Special Air Services troops and “totally” supported the US in Afghanistan.
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Wilkinson was found two weeks after going missing with wounds likely made by a machete. Moananui represented himself at trial with the help of an amicus curiae, a court-appointed lawyer. He made various legal challenges against the case, including one after he was convicted following the jury trial. The final challenge was an application for a judicial review, which Moananui intended to serve on Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, Attorney-General David Parker and more. But they never got that far, with a registrar putting it before Justice Francis Cooke, QC, to be considered. The judge struck out the proceeding without hearing any legal arguments, finding it was an abuse of process.
David Parker a minor shareholder as well as an investor in its funds.
Labour minister and Attorney-General David Parker is a long-standing minority shareholder in the owner of Fund Managers Otago, a Dunedin fund manager that was last week stripped of three property investment
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An advocate has spoken of her disappointment after a bill improving rights for victims of insane offenders stalled in parliament. This week, Parliament voted to send the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Bill back to the Justice Committee after Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann raised concerns about the proposed wording of the insanity verdict. The Select Committee had already reported back in favour of the bill, which proposed changing the formal finding of the court from “not guilty on account of insanity” to “proven but insane”.