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What happens next with tax?

Proving the wealthiest New Zealanders pay low tax rates is a good start – now comes the hard part, Craig Elliffe says

So what is undue influence?

Stuff reports: The IPCA analysed whether there was undue political influence impacting how police responded to the occupation. The main question around political interference centred around a meeting between Wellington MP (and then deputy prime minister) Grant Robertson, Attorney-General David Parker, then-Speaker Trevor Mallard and Police Commissioner Andrew Coster. The MPs wanted the occupiers gone.

PM, IPCA say there wasn't 'undue' pressure to end Parliament occupation

Watch live: 'Lucky someone didn't get killed' - report into Parliament protest released

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found police, overall, acted appropriately throughout the 23-day occupation. - More th

Parliament protest report: IPCA finds police tactics justified, intelligence response and safety left wanting

The Independent Police Conduct Authority found police were justified in their response.