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Celia Wade-Brown

List MP · Green Party

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  • What communication, if any, has the Minister had with her colleague, the Minister of Local Government, about the Tourism strategy system roles, especially leading "Marketing to New Zealanders to travel and attend events within New Zealand…

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Hon Louise Upston

Member for Taupō · National Party · Minister for Tourism and Hospitality

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As Minister of Tourism and Hospitality, I regularly engage with my ministerial colleagues, including the Minister of Local Government, on a range of matters where there are overlaps between portfolios. This remains the case in relation to…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Did the Minister read paragraph 58 of the Regulatory Impact Statement that noted there are "over 1 million corded coverings sold each year"; if so, will the more than one million cord coverings sold in New Zealand in 2026 be subject to…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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Yes, I considered the Regulatory Impact Statement. I expect to release an exposure draft of the regulations in the coming months for public consultation, and the regulations will be finalised after feedback is considered. However, based on…

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • Is the new Fire and Emergency New Zealand fault management system still on schedule for Phase One to launch on 30 October 2026?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised by Fire and Emergency New Zealand that implementation of the new fault logging system, ServiceNow, is phased. This allows training, adoption, triage arrangements, and service-provider processes to be embedded. Phase one (the…

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • Has the number of Volunteer firefighter recruitment courses increased or decreased over the past 12 months?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised by Fire and Emergency New Zealand that the number of Volunteer firefighter recruitment courses decreased by one in the 25/26 financial year, compared to the previous financial year reporting period.

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • What is the number of Volunteers in the past 12 months that have completed live fire training and progressed to qualified firefighter rank, if any?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised by Fire and Emergency New Zealand that during the 24/25 financial year, 187 firefighters successfully completed the Volunteer Qualified Firefighter programme and progressed to the Qualified Firefighter rank.

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • Has the number of Career Firefighter recruitment courses increased or decreased over the past 12 months?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised by Fire and Emergency New Zealand that the number of Career Recruit courses provided by Fire and Emergency has decreased by one course in the 25/26 financial year, compared to the previous financial year reporting period.

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • How many times in the past 12 months have Fire and Emergency dispatch call centres been temporarily closed as a result of understaffing, if at all?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised by Fire and Emergency New Zealand that on 10 October 2025 between 9-10pm, the Northern National Communications Centre (NorthCom) temporarily ceased operations to ensure they had sufficient staffing onsite to meet their minimum…

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • What percent of Fire and Emergency live fire call outs have been understaffed since January 2026, if any?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised that this is not part of Fire and Emergency’s standard reporting, and they are unable to provide this information in the timeframe required to respond to a written parliamentary question. In accordance with the Speaker’s…

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • What is the average staffing level of Fire and Emergency New Zealand dispatch call centres broken down by month since January 2026?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I refer the member to the attached table.

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • How many and what percent of Fire and Emergency New Zealand fire stations have Volunteer Brigades attached, and if any, where are the stations located?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I am advised that Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s Property Asset Management Plan incorporates a property portfolio of 641 sites, including 601 fire stations and depots. Five hundred and fifty-six of these stations have a volunteer brigade…

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • What is the average staffing level at Fire and Emergency fire stations broken down by Career and Volunteer firefighters since January 2026?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I refer the member to the attached table.

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Mike Davidson

List MP · Green Party

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  • What is the average firefighter staffing level at Fire and Emergency fire stations with and without volunteer fire brigades attached, broken down by month since January 2026?

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Hon Brooke van Velden

Member for Tāmaki · ACT Party · Minister of Internal Affairs

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I refer the member to the attached table.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • If mandatory compliance with an international product safety standard is this Government's policy position for new corded blinds, why did it take until June 2026 to announce this?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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Because Cabinet agreed to introduce product safety standards in June 2026.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Did the Minister rely on the "Regulatory Impact Statement: Options for addressing the risk posed by corded window coverings" in making his decision to introduce mandatory standards?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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Yes.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Did the Government change its position on mandatory safety standards for corded blinds; if so, why?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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The Government considered advice on options to improve the safety of corded window coverings and decided to introduce mandatory safety requirements. This reflects the Government’s commitment to reducing the risk these products pose to…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Does the Minister agree with the statement in the Cabinet Paper, released on 1 July 2026, that "A series of tragic incidents over recent years, including multiple child deaths, demonstrates that non-regulatory interventions have not been…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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Yes. I was appointed Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs on 7 April 2026.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Why did the Minister not highlight in his press release of 30 June 2026 the information in the Cabinet Paper, published on 1 July 2026, that concluded "While MBIE, and other organisations, have undertaken education campaigns to encourage…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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The press release announced the Government’s decision to introduce mandatory safety standards for corded window coverings. The Cabinet paper sets out the policy analysis underpinning that decision, including why regulatory action is…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • What time period, if any, will there be for consultation on an exposure draft of the regulations for mandatory safety standards for new corded blinds?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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This will be announced in due course.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • If businesses have one-year to comply with mandatory safety standards for corded blinds after they are introduced, is the Minister concerned that online retailers will be able to sell unsafe corded blinds products to New Zealand consumers…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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The one-year transition period before the mandatory standards come into force is subject to consultation. While I am concerned about the potential for unsafe corded window coverings being sold in the interim, I note that many suppliers…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • What advice, if any, does the Minister have for families who cannot currently afford to replace unsafe corded blinds?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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I encourage families to follow the practical advice for mitigating the risks of corded window coverings provided on the Product Safety website.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Will the Government's announcement of mandatory safety standards for corded blinds apply to existing blinds in Kainga Ora houses?

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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While Kāinga Ora does not routinely install blinds in its homes, where blinds are installed, it will work to comply with any changes to mandatory safety standards for blinds.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • According to MBIE advice, how many corded blinds are currently in New Zealand households that do not meet internationally recognised safety standards; listed by approximate number of blinds?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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My officials estimate sixty per cent of stock sold in New Zealand already complies with the Australian standard.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Why did it take the Government until June 2026 to announce that it would be mandatory for new corded window coverings to meet internationally recognised safety standards, when MBIE consulted on mandatory safety requirements for corded…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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Following consultation, MBIE considered the submissions received and undertook further policy analysis to support a robust decision. The Government announced the decision in June 2026 after Cabinet agreed to introduce mandatory…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 29139 (2026), with the admission that there is no regular national measure of people living without shelter, does the Minister expect such a measure to be in place, and what work, if any, is currently underway to establish…

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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Stats NZ and MCERT are working closely on how homelessness will be measured in the future. This includes: • adding questions on access to basic amenities, size suitability of current home, and experiences of homelessness being included in…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28938 (2026), what, if anything, does the Minister attribute the more than doubling of rough sleeping households in Wellington (18 to 37) and Northland (14 to 29) over that period to?

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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This was data from regular Housing First reporting that has known data limitations; the reporting not being designed to capture the living situation of those waiting to be housed and only the situation at which they join the service. It is…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28730 (2026), why, some ten months after funding was announced, have only 20 of Hamilton's 31 allocated social housing places resulted in commenced tenancies, and what has prevented the remaining 11 being filled?

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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I am advised that as of 6 July 2026, 30 of the 31 places in Hamilton have been leased and are expected to be tenanted shortly. Securing appropriate properties in Hamilton has been challenging as it is important households are placed in…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28938 (2026), of the 668 households permanently housed across the four regions as at 27 May 2026, how many would have been housed through ordinary social housing allocation in the absence of the September 2025 actions?

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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The Government’s near-term actions, announced in September 2025, increased social housing capacity by an additional 300 places for Housing First clients. It is not possible to determine how many of those households would have been housed…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28731 (2026) and reply 28730 (2026), given that only 283 tenancies had commenced under the additional 300 places, how, if at all, does the Minister reconcile the 674 figure with the number of new tenancies the initiative…

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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At the time of this question, 283 tenancies had commenced under the additional 300 Housing First allocation. The 674 figure given in response to WPQ 28731 includes the 283 tenancies through the additional 300 places, and the remainder…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28728 (2026), of the 97 households (38%) recorded as having "voluntarily left the service", how many, if any, subsequently re-presented to a homelessness, transitional housing, or emergency housing service within three…

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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Households are under no obligation to tell MSD or providers where they are moving to when they leave the service (transitional housing).

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 28728 (2026), of the 95 households (37%) recorded as leaving Immediate Access Transitional Housing "for a different unspecified reason", how many, if any, were known to be sleeping rough, in a vehicle, or otherwise without…

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Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

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Households are under no obligation to tell MSD or providers where they are moving to when they leave the service (transitional housing).

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Camilla Belich

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many "highly significant" cyber incidents did the National Cyber Security Centre respond to in the last financial year, and in how many reported incidents, if any, was the National Cyber Security Centre unable to provide a full…

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Hon Chris Penk

Member for Kaipara ki Mahurangi · National Party · Minister responsible for the GCSB and NZSIS

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The NCSC publishes an annual cyber threat report - www.ncsc.govt.nz/resources/ncsc-annual-cyber-threat-reports/ - which includes identifying incidents by severity. Data for the 2025/2026 year to 30 June is currently being collated.…

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Tangi Utikere

Member for Palmerston North · Labour Party

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  • Did the Office of Treaty Settlements advise that, without an explicit exclusion for Treaty settlement arrangements, existing and future Treaty settlements could be compromised or placed at risk by the Government's proposal to amend the…

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Hon Simon Watts

Member for North Shore · National Party · Minister of Local Government

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Feedback from the Office of Treaty Settlements on this proposal is outlined in my proactively released Cabinet paper Local Authority Committees: Policy Decisions. I am advised that the Office of Treaty Settlements expressed support for an…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • What advice, if any, has the Minister received on which international safety standards will be introduced for new corded blinds sold in New Zealand; listed by standard?

Answered by

Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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I refer the member to the Cabinet paper "Reducing Preventable Harm to Children Caused by Corded Window Coverings", available on the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment website.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • According to MBIE advice, how many New Zealand households have corded blinds that do not meet internationally recognised safety standards; listed by the approximate number of households?

Answered by

Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

It is not possible to quantify the proportion of households with corded window coverings that do not meet international safety standards. However, my officials estimate that sixty per cent of stock sold in New Zealand already complies with…

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Did the Minister read Audrey Young's article of 12 February 2026 that noted, regarding corded blind safety in New Zealand, "the record has been woeful"?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

Yes. The Government has decided to introduce product safety regulations for corded window coverings to reduce preventable harm to children.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • What, if anything, changed between 12 February 2026 when the Government said it was not introducing mandatory safety regulations for corded window coverings, and June 2026 when it announced it would?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

I received further advice from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • If internationally recognised safety standards for new corded window coverings will be made mandatory through an amendment to the Fair Trading Act, and the Minister has given businesses one year to comply once standards are made, is the…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

Mandatory product safety standards for corded window coverings will be prescribed via secondary legislation made under section 29 of the Fair Trading Act, not through an amendment to the Fair Trading Act. There will be a one-year…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

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I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I refer the Member to my response to written parliamentary questions 30190 and 30187 (2026) regarding waste and nutrition enhancements made to…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

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I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I am advised that the Ministry of Education followed the government procurement process for the school lunch programme, and all proposals that…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

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I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I am advised that the External Advisory Group appointed by the Ministry of Education (the Ministry) refined the alternative provision model and…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • 30182

    Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

  • 30190

    Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. No, and those figures have subsequently improved to77.3% of meals passing nutrition standards in Term 2, 2026.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Were options of less than a one-year transition period considered by the Minister for businesses to meet internationally recognised safety standards for new corded window coverings once mandatory standards are introduced; if so, why did…

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

The costs to suppliers have been considered, including the time needed to ensure their goods comply with one of the mandatory standards. The one-year transition period will be subject to consultation when the exposure draft regulations are…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. The changes I made to the programme saved the taxpayer $360m, so yes.

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Arena Williams

Member for Manurewa · Labour Party

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  • Which date, by month and year, will new standards be made mandatory under the Fair Trading Act for new corded window coverings to meet internationally recognised safety standards?

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Cameron Brewer

Member for Upper Harbour · National Party · Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

Answer

The date when the mandatory standards come into force will be announced in due course following consultation on an exposure draft of the regulations.

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I reject the Member's assertion.

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I am advised by the Ministry of Education (the Ministry) that the way waste was measured had not changed from the previous iteration of the…

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. I am advised by the Ministry of Education that every external meal provider has a waste management plan in place, which includes waste targets

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Lawrence Xu-Nan

List MP · Green Party

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  • Does the Associate Minister agree with the Auditor-General's office regarding the Inquiry into the Alternative Provision Model for Ka Ora, Ka Ako (school lunch programme), that "It is important that public organisations... get value for…

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I agree that it is important that public organisations get value for money for New Zealanders. The assumption in the Members question does not reflect the programme.

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Ingrid Leary

Member for Taieri · Labour Party

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  • Are there any vacancies in the Auckland mental health co-response team; if so, how many, and which roles?

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Hon Matt Doocey

Member for Waimakariri · National Party · Minister for Mental Health

Answer

I am advised that all recruitment has been completed for the Counties Manukau mental health co-response team.

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Ingrid Leary

Member for Taieri · Labour Party

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  • Are there any vacancies in the Bay of Plenty mental health co-response team; if so, how many, and which roles?

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Hon Matt Doocey

Member for Waimakariri · National Party · Minister for Mental Health

Answer

I am advised that the Bay of Plenty Co-Response Team has 1.5 FTE vacancies for non-clinical roles.