NZ First MP makes populist play with anti-siphoning bill
Clayton Mitchell's private member's bill will receive its first reading next year.
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A little lost amid this week’s rather more significant events in and around Parliament has been the drawing of the Broadcasting (Games of National Significance) Amendment Bill from the private members' bill ballot.
Its purpose “is to define in law games and sporting events that are to be
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Nick Grant
Fri, 09 Dec 2016
Fri, 09 Dec 2016
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NZ First MP makes populist play with anti-siphoning bill
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