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Stuart Smith

Stuart Smith

National MP for Kaikōura

Personal voting history

Abortion Legislation Bill
1st reading
Supported
8.8.2019
2nd reading
Supported
3.3.2020
End of Life Choice Bill
1st reading
Supported
13.12.2017
2nd reading
Supported
26.6.2019
3rd reading
Supported
13.11.2019
Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Renewal of Licences) Amendment Bill (No 2)
1st reading
Opposed
21.2.2018
Misuse of Drugs (Medicinal Cannabis and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
1st reading
Opposed
31.1.2018

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Bills responsible for

Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Cellar Door Tasting) Amendment Bill

This bill allows winery cellar doors to charge visitors for the samples of their own wine and adds an off-licence category for wineries holding an on-licence.

Last activity 3 months ago
Insurance (Prompt Settlement of Claims for Uninhabitable Residential Property) Bill

The purpose of this bill is to facilitate the swift resolution of uninhabitable property claims lodged with insurance companies by providing: a legal framework and parameters for when insurance companies must act by; an opportunity for the timeframe to be extended; a faster response and resolution for claimants; less stress and emotional burden for claimants; and clarity surrounding the claim process in regards to targets and deadlines.

Last activity 9 months ago
Friendly Societies and Credit Unions (Regulatory Improvements) Amendment Bill

The bill amends the Friendly Societies and Credit Unions Act 1982, and is intended to remove unnecessary operating and compliance costs, promote greater efficiency, innovation, and accountability, bring credit unions into alignment with other financial service providers in New Zealand, and maintain the element of mutuality and the requirement of a common bond between members.

Last activity 9 months ago