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Thank you for joining me today for this special breakfast to celebrate the launch of three important Victims Information Resources:

I feel privileged to have been asked to open your conference today for at least two reasons.

Speech notes for address to to the Restorative Justice Practitioners’ Conference 2008

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Speech notes for address to Waikato Regional Transport Committee

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Speech to parliament fo the Third Reading of the Bill

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I move that the Public Transport Management Bill be read a third time.

Madam Speaker, I move that the Public Transport Management Bill be read a second time.

I wish to make a Ministerial statement pursuant to Standing Order 348.

The future of rail in Auckland is destined to be so dynamic that I am sure that today’s ceremonial event at Newmarket will be only one of a number of significant occasions occurring over the

I move that the Policing Bill be read a second time.

Speech notes for launch of of NZ Transport Strategy 2008, Government Policy Statement, and the NZ Transport Agency. Banquet Hall, Parliament

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I am delighted to be back at a national walking conference talking to New Zealanders who really have taken the message of sustainability to their hearts, or should I say feet.

Thank you very much for inviting me to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Port of Tauranga Container Terminal with you.

Welcome everyone to Parliament, and particularly welcome to Police Association president Greg O’Connor and members of your association.

Before I talk about today’s opening of the new Rotorua Police Custodial Facility, I want to share with you sorrow at the death of Sergeant Derek Wootton while on duty in Titahi Bay early last

Speech to Parliament, delivered on Annette King's behalf by Transport Safety Minister Hon Harry Duynhoven

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When I was here in March last year, I said I was sure I would be back in Gisborne in June this year to officially open the new station.

I move that the Land Transport Management Amendment Bill be read a second time.