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Those same powers were reviewed again in 2006 when speakers in Parliament acknowledged that personal rights and freedoms might become less important so that the health of others could be protected, Jagose said. A restriction of rights of peaceful assembly, association and movement was necessary when the coronavirus struck, she said. A public servant was not running amok with extreme powers. Parliament could not have been more clear that it intended to give the director-general power to infringe rights, Jagose said. KEVIN STENT/Stuff Wellington lawyer Andrew Borrowdale has appealed against the legality of early coronavirus restrictions. It was obvious that the director-general had the power to make the orders covering March to May 2020, Jagose said. Then a “bespoke” law was passed to deal with coronavirus.

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