Te Pāti Māori has again breached the Electoral Act by missing the 30 June deadline to file audited financial statements, despite receiving a formal police warning last year for the same offence. No public explanation has been offered.

FACTS

  • Labour is also late, having submitted its statements without the audit, but the Electoral Commission is satisfied with its explanation and is not taking action
  • The controversy coincides with a heated byelection in Tāmaki Makaurau, where Labour’s Peeni Henare is challenging Te Pāti Māori

 

Te Pāti Māori has again breached the Electoral Act by missing the 30 June deadline to file audited financial statements, despite receiving a formal police warning last year for the same offence. No public explanation has been offered.
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GRAHAM ADAMS: Trans ‘No Debate’ policy collapses

If you want to attack anyone for what you and a few of your fellow ideological travellers see as doctrinal error, you really shouldn’t make your target the grieving parents of a child who died alone of starvation in a motel room.