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Rt Hon Winston Peters
 Party: NZ First
Electorate: List MP
NORML comment:
Supported a referendum in 1996 (purely to take ALCP votes?) but then actively stifled debate since that election, "we have more important things to think about".
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| Voting record (conscience votes) |
| Lower drinking age to 18: | N | | Prostitution Decriminalisation: | N | | Death with Dignity: | Y | | Civil Unions: | N | | Relationships: | N |
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Contact addresses for Rt Hon Winston Peters MP:
PO Box 60, Tauranga
Phone: (07) 578 1797
Fax: (07) 578 6207
Freepost Parliament POBox 18888, Wellington
Phone: (04) 471 9490
Fax: (04) 471 2042
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Posted by Anonymous on 2004-12-08 00:54:10
Hi I am a sales rep in auckland and am at the stage where I am not sure if I am working in china-korea etc or what we used to say good old New Zealand .Please tell me when is it going to stop every shop that is sold is now owned by asians etc they get to stay then they bring in other family to run these shops then they stay and so it goes on and on how many is our Helen Clark going to let in or is this what she whats
well I dont some one needs to stop this before they take our country .I would love to hear from you and your feelings .
Regards Lynn Bennington Mt Albert Auckland (I think) 09 8152204 021 124 7993. |
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Posted by Anonymous on 2005-04-01 01:27:39
Dear Mr Hanson
Your question in relation to New Zealand First's stance on cannabis is straight forward. New Zealand First believes it should remain an illegal substance as we do for all illicit drugs.
The negative consequences of cannabis use are well documented and for this reason we would advocate that it remain illegal. While the same may be said of alcohol, alcohol remains socially acceptable to society at large, but cannabis does not. These two factors combined provide the basis for our stance in relation to cannabis.
I hope this answers your question.
Yours sincerely
Bronwyn Bezett
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Monday, 7 March 2005 01:32 p.m.
To: NZFirst
Subject: RE: Stuff: Nats draw fire from all sides over asset sales
What is your party’s policy on cannabis? I am not interested in any other drug just cannabis. Do you feel it should remain illegal? If you do why? |
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Posted by Anonymous on 2005-05-19 20:07:07
My wife and I are Invalid Beneficiarys, buying our first home,what has Michael Cullen done for us we are really struggling my wife is 45 and I 59 I know nothing is being done right now but when his budget kicks in its everything for families which we dont have we would love to work if we could but I have Assbestosis and need my wife to look after me besides his rotten budget the cost of living has risen,when do you think this Labour government is going to think of us.
Maybe now when you get to my age and cant contribute to the ecconomy they hang you out to dry.
Mike Markwick Port Wiakato |
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Posted by Anonymous on 2005-09-13 20:21:11
Hi there!
I am an artist living in the BOP, and I did a portrait for Winston Peters and sent it to him! He very kindly sent me back a lovely letter of Thanks, as well as some very helpful information to help me with my art career.
I am also a single parent who is about to have a book published. The book is called "Solo Angels' and is a collection of the 'untold tales' and survival stories from NZ single Parents. Winston Peters was also very encouraging with this project.
I think Winston Peters is a brilliant politician, and will continue to be a power house of strength to country!
Go Winston! I salute you!
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