The power of the pen (or keyboard): Having a say on future health law

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The power of the pen (or keyboard): Having a say on future health law

Thursday 3 January 2019, 12:00 AM

The New Zealand Parliament has 13 select committees. Most health-related legislation goes to the health select committee. The End of Life Choice Bill is being heard by the justice select committee

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The exact split varies from committee to committee, but the result of the recent election means the National Party will be the biggest single party in

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