Office of the Clerk

The Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives is Parliament’s secretariat, providing advice and services to members of parliament, the House of Representatives and its committees.

The Office of the Clerk is an independent, non-partisan organisation providing services to the House, its committees, and all members of Parliament. It provides advice on parliamentary law and practice, supports sittings of the House and meetings of select committees, produces and holds Parliament's official records and promotes engagement with Parliament. It also provides support to members of parliament with inter-parliamentary relations and overseas delegations.

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Questions & Answers for Oral Answer 2 March 2006

Friday, 3 March 2006, 11:10 am | Office of the Clerk

1. Social Development and Employment, Minister—Allegations 2. KiwiSaver Scheme—Business Reaction 3. Social Development and Employment, Minister—Personal Judgment 4. Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ministry Officials—Confidence 5. Electricity—Supply 6. Accident ... More >>

Questions for Oral Answer Thursday, 2 March 2006

Thursday, 2 March 2006, 12:08 am | Office of the Clerk

1. Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Minister of Education: Does he stand by his statement that, "I am also aware that Mr Benson-Pope has stated that his behaviour complied with school policy at the time."; if so, does he believe that statement includes ... More >>

Questions And Answers 1 March 2006

Wednesday, 1 March 2006, 5:38 pm | Office of the Clerk

1. GEORGINA BEYER (Labour) on behalf of the Hon PAUL SWAIN (Labour—Rimutaka) to the Minister of Finance: Has he received any reports on the aspirations of New Zealanders that the KiwiSaver scheme will address? More >>

Questions for Oral Answer Wednesday, 1 March 2006

Wednesday, 1 March 2006, 11:51 am | Office of the Clerk

Questions to Ministers 1. Hon PAUL SWAIN to the Minister of Finance: Has he received any reports on the aspirations of New Zealanders that the KiwiSaver scheme will address? 2. Dr DON BRASH to the Prime Minister: Why does she still have confidence in her ... More >>

Questions & Answers for Oral Answer 28 Feb. 2006

Tuesday, 28 February 2006, 6:54 pm | Office of the Clerk

1. Social Development and Employment, Minister—Complaints 2. Kamo Intermediate School—Roll Audit 3. Ministers—Confidence 4. KiwiSaver Scheme—Reports 5. Social Development and Employment, Minister—Complaints 6. Burglaries—Reports 7. School Property Consultant, ... More >>

Questions for Oral Answer - 28 February 2006

Tuesday, 28 February 2006, 11:52 am | Office of the Clerk

1. JUDITH COLLINS to the Minister for Social Development and Employment: What complaints, if any, has he been advised of that could seriously impact on his ability to carry out his job as Minister of Social Development and Employment? More >>

Questions And Answers - 23 February 2006

Friday, 24 February 2006, 9:19 am | Office of the Clerk

1. MARYAN STREET (Labour) to the Minister of Commerce: What progress has been made recently to advance the single economic market agenda between New Zealand and Australia? More >>

Questions for Oral Answer - 23 February 2006

Thursday, 23 February 2006, 11:41 am | Office of the Clerk

1. MARYAN STREET to the Minister of Commerce: What progress has been made recently to advance the single economic market agenda between New Zealand and Australia? More >>

Questions And Answers - 22 February 2006

Thursday, 23 February 2006, 10:00 am | Office of the Clerk

1. Dr DON BRASH (Leader of the Opposition) to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in the Minister of Transport; if so, why? More >>

Questions for Oral Answer - 22 February 2006

Wednesday, 22 February 2006, 11:45 am | Office of the Clerk

1. Dr DON BRASH to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in the Minister of Transport; if so, why? More >>

Questions And Answers - 21 February 2006

Tuesday, 21 February 2006, 6:33 pm | Office of the Clerk

1. SUE BRADFORD (Green) to the Minister of Finance: Does he believe that, as 82 percent shareholder of Air New Zealand, he should have been more proactive in finding a solution that would keep Air New Zealand’s engineering work in New Zealand? More >>

Questions for Oral Answer - 21 February 2006

Tuesday, 21 February 2006, 11:40 am | Office of the Clerk

1. SUE BRADFORD to the Minister of Finance: Does he believe that, as 82 percent shareholder of Air New Zealand, he should have been more proactive in finding a solution that would keep Air New Zealand's engineering work in New Zealand? More >>

Questions and Answers for THURSDAY, 16 Feb 2006

Friday, 17 February 2006, 10:47 am | Office of the Clerk

Questions to Ministers Foreshore and Seabed Act—Policy Development Prime Minister—Accountability Literacy—Children Taxation—Thresholds Overseas Posts—Operation Prisoners—Risk to Society Benefits—Transition to Work Kyoto Protocol—Deforestation Liabilities Economic ... More >>