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Politics, pure and simple : Swarbrick s hope for green fairy amnesty up in smoke

Politics, pure and simple : Swarbrick s hope for green fairy amnesty up in smoke Newshub 6/05/2021 Zane Small © Newshub Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick spoke to Newshub about her push to grant amnesty for green fairies . Labour and National have quashed Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick s push to grant amnesty for green fairies , those who illegally supply cannabis to people with health issues.  Swarbrick also asked Little to consider an amnesty for green fairies who risk a prison sentence to provide relief to their communities. A Waikato man giving cannabis free to elderly people for pain relief was recently raided and charged by police.

Green fairies increasingly getting charged, lawyer says

A lawyer fighting cannabis prosecution cases says she's seeing a surge in the number of people being taken to court for using or supplying the drug as a medicine.

Andrew Little says he moved to create Māori Health Authority without reading report Judith Collins says inspired it

Health Minister Andrew Little announces the Government plan to abolish the 20 DHBs. Health Minister Andrew Little says he decided to create a Māori Health Authority without reading a report National leader Judith Collins claims was the secretive inspiration for it. Collins has said there is “obviously a plan” from the Government to enact the recommendations of the 2019 He Puapua report, which suggested sweeping constitutional changes for New Zealand by 2040, including new Māori co-governance institutions such as a Māori Parliament. She suggested in a speech to members on Saturday that this “divisive government document” was already being enacted, and on Tuesday pointed to changes with Māori wards and the introduction of the Māori Health Authority as evidence that the plan had already begun.

Judith Collins claims about Government acting on He Puapua Māori co-governance report thrown into doubt by Andrew Little

She said on Monday He Puapua hasn t gone to Cabinet therefore it should not be treated as Government policy. But Collins says the Government must be acting on it, since some recommendations have been implemented.  That speculation has been thrown into doubt now that Little has admitted he hasn t read He Puapua, and therefore wasn t acting on the recommendations of the report when he announced a Māori Health Authority.  No, I haven t read the He Puapua report, Little told reporters on Tuesday.  In a speech to National Party supporters over the weekend, Collins called for a public conversation about the proposals in

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