Govt MP blasts 'dickhead' health and safety policies
Health and safety “dickhead bureaucrats” have come under fire from a government MP at a select committee.
Health and safety “dickhead bureaucrats” have come under fire from a government MP at a select committee.
The comment – from senior National MP Chester Borrows – came during a briefing on issues facing the meat and wool industry from Beef and Lamb New Zealand executives.
Mr Borrows - who has been
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Rob Hosking
Thu, 30 Apr 2015
Thu, 30 Apr 2015
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Govt MP blasts 'dickhead' health and safety policies
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