New Zealand Parliament Roleplay's Hansard Records

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Welcome to NZPRHansard, the Hansard records for the New Zealand Parliament Roleplay (NZPR), a Discord-based simulation designed to emulate the New Zealand democratic process. Focusing on the House of Representatives, the press, and the Supreme Court, we organise periodic elections and encourages active participation from our members. By joining us, you can engage in debates or contribute as part of the press. We are welcoming and eager to grow, providing resources for those interested in learning more about the simulation.

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Last Election: Nov 2024

Next Election: TBD

Status: Labour Majority

Prime Minister: Robert Muldoon (LAB)

Deputy Prime Minister: Michael Bassett (LAB)

Leader of the Opposition: Bill English (NAT)

Speaker of the House of Representatives: Shane Jones

Governor-General of New Zealand: Shane Jones

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Edward Crumplebottom III Valedictory Speech - Speech Record (lemmy.cafe)

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In accordance with section 134(1) of the Electoral Act 1993, Shane Jones, Speaker of the House of Representatives, announces that Edward Crumplebottom III has resigned from his position in the House of Representatives, effective immediately. Consequently, the seat is now vacant due to this resignation.

Edward Crumplebottom III delivered a valedictory speech before the House. The Clerk has secured a copy for publication in the House's Hansard records. The speech is documented as follows:

Speaker: Edward Crumplebottom III (National)

Mr Crumplebottom: I would like to thank the people of New Zealand for letting me serve you. The Nationals deserve only the finest MPs, and alas, I must step down, as I don't fit that bill anymore. Someday I may return. But for now, I am resigning. Thank you, New Zealand. God save the King.

[Applause]

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