John Key
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - MAY 16: Finance Minister Bill English congratulates Prime Minister John Key on his speech during the reading of the 2013 budget at Parliament on May 16, 2013 in Wellington, New Zealand. Bill English delivered his fifth budget which included changes to social housing, $900 miliion dollars in new spending and a promise to return to surplus for the 2014-15 year.
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My understanding is progress is being made in terms of meat processing issue
I'm sure the statement he'd like to make...will put on the record his version of events with whatever comments he'd like to make but really we're at the end of this process not the start
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