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Outlines developments in disability issues

I enjoy coming to Marlborough, not only for the pleasant receptions, but also because every time I come here it is to launch yet another regional development initiative.

in a speech to Government Information Systems managers, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard explains the importance of e-government in the governments strategy of strengthening public services

Launch of Queen Charlotte College¡¦s Aquaculture Academy's Research Vessel/Barge

Thursday 13 November 2003

Hon Chris Carter
Minister of Local Government

Mr Speaker, I move that the Dog Control Amendment Bill be now read a third time.

Environment Minister Marian Hobbs challenged scientists, planners, advisors, industry representatives to work to ensure availability of adequate clean freshwater.

Annette King spoke on the future of dental therapy as a profession.

Presentation of prizes to winners of ACC’s “Look out for each other” competition, at Parliament on 14 November 2003

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel's address at the launch of the New Zealand Exchange's new alternative market, the NZAX.

Analyses issues facing women who decide to return to education and/or employment, and government response

Speech to the Creating Common Wealth Enterprise Development Forum, Queensland

Address to Golden Bay Grey Powerabout issues affecting older people, in Takaka on 11 November 2003

Health Minister Annette King says water fluoridation is the most effective means to improve the dental health of our children and to prevent unnecessary pain and health problems

Jim Anderton spoke on how infrastructure and entire regions of NZ have been under-estimated and under-utilised in the past, and how NZ can do better

Launch of Choice R&R Trust, giving people with disabilities access to affordable, flexible, high-quality holidays and leisure activities - in Wellington, 10 November.

Fellow delegates,

In seeking a new mandate last year, we pledged to continue predictable and progressive government. That meant no wild policy surprises, no ambushes, and no roller coaster rides into the unknown.

Events like tonight’s awards recognise those in the trade who have gone above and beyond to achieve outstanding success, setting the highest standards in quality.

As New Zealand's Minister of Tourism, I have seen the very real impact that film has had on our country over the past few years.

Address to the ‘Designing our Place’ Conference - Association of Polytechnics in New Zealand

Speech to the Public Service Senior Managers Conference, Te Papa, Wellington.
I have been asked to speak about the government's evolving agenda for public management – the state of the State.

Validates a cost recovery settlement with the fishing industry and corrects a drafting error in the Fisheries Act.

Thank you for inviting me to the senior prize giving this evening Alison McAlpine wrote to me about the prize giving as long ago as February, and I tucked the invitation away, knowing that speaking here would be something I would like to do if I could. There are several reasons why that was so. 1.Nelson Girls' College is one of our oldest and most distinguished secondary schools. Coming tonight gives me an opportunity to say how much I appreciate what the staff and trustees of this school do to educate young women.

Gives effect to Government policy decisions on electricity supply security and on governance of the electricity and gas industries