The new Auckland Council has announced that it will be supporting a local Bill which proposes to give it the power to prohibit street prostitution in specified places throughout the city.
This is a bad Bill. It is unnecessary law-making and lazy regulation.
29 January 2011
5 January 2011
Alcohol, driving and the precautionary principle
- RadioNZ: "Joyce still not convinced about lower alcohol limit"
RadioNZ reports that Minister of Transport, Steven Joyce, says "more evidence is needed before the Government will consider lowering the general drink-driving limit". Others such have David Farrar have echoed the claim that specific evidence is needed that lowering the drink drive limit will have an instrumental effect on the number of road deaths and accidents.
Baloney.
RadioNZ reports that Minister of Transport, Steven Joyce, says "more evidence is needed before the Government will consider lowering the general drink-driving limit". Others such have David Farrar have echoed the claim that specific evidence is needed that lowering the drink drive limit will have an instrumental effect on the number of road deaths and accidents.
Baloney.
1 January 2011
A Kiwi New Year message - from our de facto Head of State
Sir Anand Satyanand has released his regular New Year message:
- http://www.gg.govt.nz/node/3488
- http://www.gg.govt.nz/node/3488
The New Year is a time when we look ahead, and also a time to consider the year that has passed. Any year inevitably has its highs and lows but 2010 is one that New Zealanders will remember for its tragedies and natural disasters, including the deaths of members of the New Zealand Defence Force and, most recently, the terrible loss of 29 miners at the Pike River coal mine.
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