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Determinations of the Business Committee for Wednesday, 13 December 2023

Determinations
Presented date: 13 Dec 2023

The Business Committee makes decisions about many aspects of proceedings of the House and its committees. It can determine the order of business to be transacted in the House, the time to be spent on any particular item of business in the House, how time spent on a particular item of business will be allocated among the parties represented in the House, and the speaking time of individual members on an item of business. It can determine extended sitting hours and whether legislation may proceed through the House as cognate bills or as an omnibus bill. The nature of committee of the whole House consideration of a bill may be determined by the Business Committee. It also decides the size and membership of select committees.

Agreed,

That in the event that the House is sitting under urgency on Wednesday, 13 December 2023, oral questions will still be taken.

(SO 59(2))
    Agreed,

    That in the event that the House is sitting under urgency, the following maiden statements take place at the times specified, and the time taken for those statements be deducted from the time remaining for the Address in Reply debate: Wednesday, 13 December 2023: 5:30pm Mariameno Kapa-Kingi 5:45pm Takutai Tarsh Kemp Thursday, 14 December 2023 4:30pm Hon Casey Costello 4:45pm Jamie Arbuckle 5:00pm Andy Foster 5:15pm Tanya Unkovich Tuesday, 19 December 2023 5:00pm Greg Fleming 5:15pm Suze Redmayne 5:30pm Dr Hamish Campbell

    (SO 368)
      Noted,

      The allocation of calls for second and third readings of Government, members’, private, and local bills as set out in the attached rosters will be observed.

        Agreed,

        That the allocation of calls in the adjournment debate be as follows: National Party: 1 x 10min, 1 x 5min Labour Party: 1 x 10min, 1 x 5min ACT Party: 1 x 10min Green Party: 1 x 10min New Zealand First: 1 x 10min Te Pāti Māori: 1x 10min

        (SO 79(f))
          Agreed,

          That the report on the sitting programme for 2024 be adopted.

          (SO 82(1))
            Agreed,

            That the members of each select committee be as follows: Economic Development, Science and Innovation Dan Bidois, National Party Dr Vanessa Weenink, National Party Hon Willie Jackson, Labour Party Reuben Davidson, Labour Party Helen White, Labour Party Scott Willis, Green Party Dr Parmjeet Parmar, ACT Party Tanya Unkovich, New Zealand First Education and Workforce Carl Bates, National Party Mike Butterick, National Party Grant McCallum, National Party Katie Nimon, National Party Hon Jan Tinetti, Labour Party Hon Phil Twyford, Labour Party Camilla Belich, Labour Party Teanau Tuiono, Green Party Dr Parmjeet Parmar, ACT Party Environment Mike Butterick, National Party Dr Hamish Campbell, National Party David MacLeod, National Party Katie Nimon, National Party Hon Rachel Brooking, Labour Party Hon Dr Megan Woods, Labour Party Lan Pham, Green Party Darleen Tana, Green Party Simon Court, ACT Party Finance and Expenditure Hon Scott Simpson, National Party Stuart Smith, National Party Catherine Wedd, National Party David MacLeod, National Party Hon Grant Robertson, Labour Party Hon Barbara Edmonds, Labour Party Hon Dr Deborah Russell, Labour Party Chlöe Swarbrick, Green Party Todd Stephenson, ACT Party Jamie Arbuckle, New Zealand First Rawiri Waititi, Te Pāti Māori Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Tim Costley, National Party Dana Kirkpatrick, National Party Tim van de Molen, National Party Hon Peeni Henare, Labour Party Hon Damien O'Connor, Labour Party Golriz Ghahraman, Green Party Laura Trask, ACT Party Governance and Administration Cameron Brewer, National Party Tim Costley, National Party Tom Rutherford, National Party Lemauga Lydia Sosene, Labour Party Rachel Boyack, Labour Party Fa'anānā Efeso Collins, Green Party Andy Foster, New Zealand First Health Dr Hamish Campbell, National Party Dr Carlos Cheung, National Party Sam Uffindell, National Party Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall, Labour Party Ingrid Leary, Labour Party Hūhana Lyndon, Green Party Cameron Luxton, ACT Party Jenny Marcroft, New Zealand First Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, Te Pāti Māori Justice Cameron Brewer, National Party Paulo Garcia, National Party James Meager, National Party Rima Nakhle, National Party Hon Dr Duncan Webb, Labour Party Hon Ginny Andersen, Labour Party Hon Rino Tirikatene, Labour Party Tamatha Paul, Green Party Todd Stephenson, ACT Party Jamie Arbuckle, New Zealand First Tākuta Ferris, Te Pāti Māori Māori Affairs Greg Fleming, National Party Dana Kirkpatrick, National Party Rima Nakhle, National Party Dan Bidois, National Party Rt Hon Adrian Rurawhe, Labour Party Hon Kelvin Davis, Labour Party Hon Marama Davidson, Green Party Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, Te Pāti Māori Petitions Greg Fleming, National Party Carl Bates, National Party Greg O'Connor, Labour Party Kahurangi Carter, Green Party Primary Production Miles Anderson, National Party Suze Redmayne, National Party Catherine Wedd, National Party Hon Jo Luxton, Labour Party Cushla Tangaere-Manuel, Labour Party Steve Abel, Green Party Mark Cameron, ACT Party Regulations Review Joseph Mooney, National Party James Meager, National Party Ryan Hamilton, National Party Hon Dr Duncan Webb, Labour Party Hon Jenny Salesa, Labour Party Social Services and Community Paulo Garcia, National Party Maureen Pugh, National Party Joseph Mooney, National Party Hon Carmel Sepuloni, Labour Party Hon Willow-Jean Prime, Labour Party Ricardo Menéndez March, Green Party Laura Trask, ACT Party Tanya Unkovich, New Zealand First Takutai Tarsh Kemp, Te Pāti Māori Transport and Infrastructure Grant McCallum, National Party Tom Rutherford, National Party Tangi Utikere, Labour Party Arena Williams, Labour Party Hon Julie Anne Genter, Green Party Cameron Luxton, ACT Party Andy Foster, New Zealand First Mariameno Kapa-Kingi, Te Pāti Māori

            (SO 186)

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