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In a report just tabled in Parliament, Attorney-General Chris Finlayson says the reforms breach the Bill of Rights Act on three grounds by discriminating on the basis of sex and family and marital status.
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Haven’t we been trying to get their attention about breaches to the human rights act for years? Oh but wait… a lot of women will be affected! Whoops! Can’t have that!
Comment by Scott B — Wed 24th March 2010 @ 5:28 pm
Reply to Scot B
‘Tongue in cheek’ and ‘just stirring the Pot’..Tut…Tut…Good Sir..As in…’A lot of Woman will be affected’…..We can’t have that can we….???? for Kiwi Woman here in N.Z …are all ‘Victims’ from us Evil Men….I will email the Ministry of Woman’s affairs and give them my deepest and sincerest condolences on there terrible situation…My heart truly bleeds for them wonderful ‘hard done’ by ‘Feminists’….
Kind regards John Dutchie
Comment by John Dutchie — Thu 25th March 2010 @ 7:25 am
In a report just tabled in Parliament, Attorney-General Chris Finlayson says the reforms OF A LAW TAKING MONEY FROM TAXPAYERS breach the Bill of Rights Act on three grounds by discriminating on the basis of sex and family and marital status.
Comment by Dave — Thu 25th March 2010 @ 4:07 pm
I meant to point out that this is a law that takes money from tax payers and gives it to selected groups of people on the basis of sex and family and marital status. Then the tax payers must pay a for a report to be written which claims reforming this law is discriminating on the basis of sex and family and marital status.
George Orwel couldn’t write this stuff.
This could only happen in New Zealand.
New Zealand – a Queen’s Dominion in every way.
New Zealand – 100% pure feminism.
Comment by Dave — Thu 25th March 2010 @ 4:15 pm