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Further to the reply to oral question number twelve on Thursday 18 March 2010, how many hours work has Mr Tukoroirangi Morgan been paid for by the Office of Treaty Settlements?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Further to the reply to oral question number twelve on Thursday 18 March 2010, what is the "cap limit" for what is paid to Mr Tukoroirangi Morgan by the Office of Treaty Settlements?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Further to the reply oral question number twelve on Thursday 18 March 2010, what is the hourly rate Mr Tukoroirangi Morgan is paid by the Office of Treaty Settlements?
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19 Mar 10 |
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What consideration will be given to the Wairarapa rail line's status as an alternative rail route if there was damage, delay or destruction on the Wellington to Palmerston North rail line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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With substantial plantation forests now maturing in the region served by the now closed Stratford to Okahukura railway line, has any thought been given to the impact of logging trucks operating on the road through Whangamomona, particularly in light of the strong tourist growth in the area?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Is he concerned that with the Stratford to Okahukura line now closed, Fonterra now has to truck its milk products 200km further between Taranaki and the Port of Tauranga?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Has he decided that the Government will not underwrite the estimated $15m that KiwiRail needs to upgrade and reopen the Stratford to Okahukura line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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When will a decision be made on the future of the Stratford to Okahukura rail line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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In considering the future of the Wairarapa line, will the Government be taking account of the fact that the railway line through the Manawatu Gorge is a vital link between the east and west coasts – particularly if the road through the gorge is taken out by a another major slip?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Where does the Wairarapa rail line begin and end?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Has any investigation been done on transporting Wairarapa’s milk up the Wairarapa rail line to join the Oringi-Etham milk train at Woodville?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Have any tracks or sleepers been stolen from the Wairarapa rail line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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What is the current status of the Wairarapa rail line and how much would it cost to restore to a fully operational condition?
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19 Mar 10 |
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When did the last freight train travel on the Wairarapa rail line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Will the Government consider upgrading State Highway Two from Napier to Gisborne to accommodate increased numbers of heavy trucks if it decides to mothball the Napier-Gisborne line, if so, what would be the estimated cost of such upgrading?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Will the Government be considering possible road safety issues raised by increased numbers of heavy trucks when it decides on the future of the Napier-Gisborne line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Will the Government be considering the higher road maintenance costs caused by increased numbers of heavy trucks when it decides on the future of the Napier-Gisborne line?
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19 Mar 10 |
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What consideration will be given to the higher environmental cost of road freight in comparison to rail when decisions on the future of the Napier-Gisborne line are made?
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19 Mar 10 |
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Has Kiwirail been in discussion with Hikurangi Forest Farms over that company’s plans to send up to 200 wagonloads a week of processed wood products from a new mill near Gisborne to the Port of Napier?
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19 Mar 10 |
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What potential does the Napier to Gisborne railway line have for carrying more than the existing loading of Ravensdown fertiliser on one return trip a week?
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19 Mar 10 |