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Good afternoon.

I’d like to acknowledge the members of the judiciary and the legal profession for being here today for the official opening of the Papakura - Pukekohe Public Defence Service.

The opening of this branch is significant because it marks the completion of the PDS rollout to the Auckland region.

It’s a journey which began back in 2004 when the idea of using an in-house, high-quality legal aid service, through the use of salaried staff rather than contracted lawyers, was trialled in the Auckland and Manukau courts.

Ladies and gentlemen, this event is the annual opportunity for the legal profession to celebrate the valuable work the foundation does as New Zealand's only funder of pure legal research, independe

Mister Speaker, I move that the Alcohol Reform Bill be read a first time. 

Good morning and thank you for inviting me to speak today. 

Thank you for inviting me to open your conference.

The companies you represent form an integral part of New Zealand's economy.

Alcohol Healthwatch Alcohol Law Reform Forum.

I'd like to thank the Rotorua District Community Law Centre for hosting this hui and the Canterbury Community Law Centre for helping to organise it.

Thank you for inviting me to speak today as part of the panel on the Future of Electoral Law.

Thank you for inviting me to speak to you today.

I'd particularly like to acknowledge Institute President Murray Clearwater.

Thank you for inviting me to speak to you today. I would particularly like to thank Professor Mark Henaghan and Sir John Hansen for helping to organise this lecture.

Firstly, I'd like to acknowledge the victims and the victims' families here today.

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen.

Good morning.

The Public Defence Service has come a long way since its initial pilot at the Auckland and Manukau courts in 2004.

Good morning and thank you for inviting me here today to deliver the opening address at the Working with Sexual Abuse Conference.

Good morning and thank you for inviting me to open your national conference.

Thank you, Mike, for your introduction and to your team for organising this event.

Mr Chair, distinguished members of the Committee, I turn now to the response to issues raised in questions 17 to 27.

Human Rights Committee Response to list of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the Fifth Periodic Report of New Zealand (CCPR/C/NZL/5)

E nga mana

E nga iwi

E nga reo

Tena koutou

Tena koutou

Thank you for inviting me to host the New Zealand Centre for Public Law conference.