Ties now optional in Parliament after Rawiri Waititi booted

Ties now optional in Parliament after Rawiri Waititi booted out for not wearing one


Ties now optional in Parliament after Rawiri Waititi booted out for not wearing one
10 Feb, 2021 07:33 AM
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Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell
Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZ Herald
Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament.
It comes days after a dress code stoush between him and Māori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi, which saw Waititi booted out for not wearing a tie.
Mallard said a Standing Orders committee meeting discussed appropriate business attire tonight and a submission on the topic was heard from Te Paati Māori (Māori Party).

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