RADIO: On Winston and more - Rt Hon John Key

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29 August 2008
RADIO: On Winston and more

Radio Dunedin presenter Neil Collins talks with John about Winston Peters and Helen Clark, the involvement (and future) of the Serious Fraud Office, the possibility of a vote of no confidence, the Emissions Trading Scheme, likely dates for the forthcoming General Election, the decision of the courts on the EPMU and the EFA, equipping the police with tasers and Brian Connell's exit.

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#1 - Arthur Davis 2008-08-30 19:59 - (Reply)

Winston's Innocence !?! In the 6 pm news on TV One, Saturday night, Peter Williams QC, Winston's lawyer, was quoted as saying the material given to the SFO "clears Mr Peters on this matter". [The "matter" was not defined.] He, Williams, went on to say that "the papers prove the donation monies were not mishandled ... the monies were then paid to NZ First". While this may "clear" Winston Peters' name in respect of any allegation that donation monies were fraudulently handled, it also confirms that he (and NZ First) *DID* receive the donations. Therefore, the Privileges Committee's concerns that NZ First failed to disclose the donations is also now proven, and NZ first and Winston Peters are definitely at fault in this respect, and in misleading the House. Arthur Davis

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