New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 34

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No. 34

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Parliamentary Summary

Bills Assented To

Local Bills

29 December 1989

Tauranga District Council (Waikareo Estuary Expressway) Empowering ... 10 [Local]
Waipa District Council (Kihikihi Endowment Land) ... 11 [Local]

Bills Introduced

Private Bills

(Minister/Member in Charge Shown in Parenthesis)

21 February 1990

R. O. Bradley Estate Amendment. (Dr Peter Simpson.) ... Justice and Law Reform
A. E. Thorpe Limited. (Hon. Fran Wilde.) ... Justice and Law Reform

Local Bill

28 February 1990
Dunedin City Council (Rating Relief) Empowering Bill. (Hon. Stan Rodger.) ... Internal Affairs and Local Government

Private Member’s Bill

28 February 1990
Broadcasting (New Zealand Music Quota) Bill. (Graham Kelly.) ... Planning and Development

Summary of Bills Introduced

A. E. Thorpe Limited Bill

This Bill seeks to enable A. E. Thorpe Limited to be incorporated in Australia, to provide that, on its incorporation, the company shall cease to be incorporated under the Companies Act 1955, and to make provision for incidental matters.

R. O. Bradley Estate Amendment Bill

This Bill seeks to amend the R. O. Bradley Estate Act 1972. The Bill enables the Orton Bradley Park Board to acquire real or personal property and to sell portions of the Park for the purpose of boundary adjustment or for better provision of access to the Park or adjoining property.

Broadcasting (New Zealand Music Quota) Bill

This Bill seeks to promote a New Zealand identity and culture by requiring a New Zealand music quota in respect of music broadcast by a radio station.

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📰 Gazette Editions

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🏛️ Bills Assented To

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Dated29 December 1989
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🏛️ Bills Introduced

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Dated21 February 1990
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👩‍💼 Officials

Dr Peter Simpson
Hon. Fran Wilde

🏛️ Local Bill Introduction

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Dated28 February 1990
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👩‍💼 Officials

Hon. Stan Rodger

🏛️ Private Member’s Bill Introduction

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👩‍💼 Officials

Graham Kelly

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