Parliament Hansard Report – Petitions, Papers, Select Committee Reports, and Introduction of Bills – 001320

PETITIONS, PAPERS, SELECT COMMITTEE REPORTS, AND INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

SPEAKER: Petitions have been delivered to the Clerk for presentation.

CLERK:

• Petition of Steven Price requesting that the House impose mandatory cumulative sentencing for the killing of more than one person.
• petition of Bex Howells requesting that the House urge the Government to pay a stipend to people while they train in healthcare, education, and social work professions.

SPEAKER: Those petitions stand referred to the Petitions Committee. Ministers have delivered papers.

CLERK:

• Archive New Zealand Report on the State of Government Recordkeeping 2022-23
• Reserve Bank of New Zealand Monetary Policy Statement May 2024

SPEAKER: I’ve received the report of the Controller and Auditor-General, entitled, Strengthening government procurement: Lessons from our recent work. Those papers are published under the authority of the House. Select committee reports have been delivered for presentation.

CLERK:

• Reports of the Economic Development, Science and Innovation on
  • the committee’s scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
  • the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill, and
  • the report of the Controller and Auditor-General, Inquiry into Callaghan Innovation’s procurement process
• report of the Education and Workforce Committee on the Employment Relations (Restraint of Trade) Amendment Bill
• report of the Environment Committee on its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
• reports of the Governance and Administration Committee on
  • the briefing on the work of the Office of the Auditor-General
  • its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
  • the report of the Controller and Auditor-General, Auckland Council: Preparedness for responding to an emergency, and
  • the report of the Controller and Auditor-General, Insights into local government: 2021
• report of the Health Committee on its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
• reports of the Justice Committee on
  • the Corrections Amendment Bill, and
  • the committee’s scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
• report of the Māori Affairs Committee on its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament
• reports of the Primary Production Committee on
  • its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament, and
  • its review briefing on the 2022-23 annual review of Outdoor Access Commission
• report of the Transport and Infrastructure Committee on its scrutiny plan for the 54th Parliament.

SPEAKER: The bills are set down for second reading. The scrutiny plans, the briefings, and the report of the Controller and Auditor-General are set down for consideration. No bills have been introduced.