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DUNEDIN

Ladies and gentlemen, Hon Max Bradford, Minister of Energy, sends his sincere apologies for not being able to attend today's Conference.

HMNZS TAMAKI

Chief of Naval Staff (Rear Admiral Fred Wilson), Maritime Commander (Commodore Peter McCaffie), distinguished guests, graduates, families, and personnel of TAMAKI.

Alcatel Lower Hutt

Mr Tolley (Total Metering Chairman), Mr Borren (Alcatel General Manager), Mr Chignell (Power NZ Business Development Manager), ladies and gentlemen

Second Reading I move, that the Electricity Industry Reform Bill be now read a second time.

AUCKLAND

Ladies and Gentlemen..... thank you for inviting me to speak here today.

National Library Auditorium, Wellington

Introduction
Ladies and Gentlemen.... thank you for the opportunity to speak today.

Ladies and Gentlemen, today's launch of the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation's National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety, and Injury Prevention is a very timely

Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for inviting me to speak at your Annual General Meeting this evening.

Opening of Challenge Service StationCull, ladies and gentlemen

Ladies and gentlemen, it is indeed a pleasure to see so many representatives of this industry, which is so important to New Zealand?s economy, present here today.

Bangkok, Thailand

Mr Chair, and distinguished delegates.

Ridges Hotel, Rotorua

Beehive Foyer

Tonight we are here to honour some companies who have made a very important contribution to New Zealand.

JAMES COOK CENTRA, WELLINGTON

It has been an interesting year - both politically and within the energy industry.

ladies and gentlemen, this conference for me as a politician has been something of a record. i haven't said anything during it but i'm getting my revenge because i have the last word.

Wellington Park Royal

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for the opportunity to speak at the NZ Coal Conference.

Settlers Lodge, Waimauku, Auckland

Thank you for the opportunity to be involved with the 1997 CHEP National Forklift Drivers Competition.

Midland Park, Wellington

Today marks the beginning of an important campaign - a campaign to save lives and prevent serious injury in the work place.

I welcome the opportunity to share with you this morning some thoughts on electricity reforms.

Good Morning,

I am delighted to be here, and to have the chance to reflect on the important role you all have to play in the coming months and years.

James Cook Centra, Wellington

Today I want to talk about electricity - although this conference clearly applies to a wider range of utilities than electricity - for example:

Sheraton Rotorua

The Wellington Club

Wellington

Electricity touches every New Zealander, every day, in every way.