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In the Second World War, New Zealand's Minister of Agriculture and Marketing described the Merchant Navy as "the axis around which the war effort has revolved."

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

Good afternoon. Thank you all for inviting me here today for the New Zealand Institute of Animal Control Officers' 49^th annual conference.

Good afternoon. Thank you all for inviting me here today for the New Zealand Institute of Animal Control Officers' 49th annual conference.

Good morning everyone - thank you for inviting me to speak today.

It's great to be in Tauranga, and there have been of plenty of politicians here recently.

  Thank you for the invitation to open your conference today.  I hope you have a productive two days and I would like open by acknowledging that you provide a vital service which thousand

The Government's expectations for the Spatial Plan

Introduction

There is probably none better than the words of the late Hone Tuwhare to remind us of the purpose for which we are gathered today.

Thank you for inviting me to speak to you today.

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

Good evening everyone. It is my pleasure to be invited to speak at the 2010 TUANZ Innovation Awards on behalf of my colleague, Communications and Information Technology Minister Steven Joyce.

As I enlisted the help of the internet to look for the conference programme I was struck by the range of entries grouped under the concept of ‘Tu Kaha'.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

• Greg Durkin, Chief Executive, Flooring ITO

INTRODUCTION

Acknowledgements:

Dr Jon Tanner, Chief Executive Officer, Wood Processors Association

Introduction:

Thank you for inviting me to address your annual conference. It's great to meet Jon, who recently took up the role of Chief Executive and I look forward to working with him.

Good morning everyone.

Thank you to members of the Western Institute of Technology council, and the Taratahi board for inviting me to be here in Taranaki with you today.

First, I acknowledge the organisers of this year's 20th Queenstown Molecular Biology meeting, led by Professor Peter Shepherd.

Last year, at the festival of world music and Dance, WOMAD, local Taranaki health providers, Manaaki Oranga in collaboration with local Taranaki weavers, Maata Wharehoka and Edith Tito, showcased t

It is an honour to be here at the 8^th Annual conference of the Australia and New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders and the first such conference to be held here in New Zealand. 

Thank you for the opportunity to address this gathering, and thank you to Nigel Kirkpatrick, chair of EDANZ for your introduction. 

 E nga mana, e nga iwi, e nga reo, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.  Thank you for the invitation and warm welcome.  It is an honour to be here.

Good morning, thank you for inviting me to speak to you this morning.

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.

Good afternoon.

Thank you for inviting me to speak at the end of what I understand has been a very interesting and constructive conference for you all.

Hon John Boscawen speech to Member Forum for Electricity and Gas Complaints Commissioner Scheme DVD Launch; The Holiday Inn, Featherston Street, Wellington; Wednesday, August 25 2010.