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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 51 | 25.04 | ng to do something parliament is meant to do something as if repealing stupid legislation that takes the country backwards is not doing something and i think it speaks to everything that the labour party thinks about government and about parliament that we have to spend more money we have to do things set up a new gove... | you know government is all about part you know parliament is meant to do stuff you know as if repealing stupid legislation that takes the country backwards is not doing something and i think it speaks to to everything that the labor party think about government and about parliament but we have to spend more money we ha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 52 | 22 | because they are not taking climate change seriously the other area that i want to mention as a way in which this government wants to take us backwards is the way in which these agreements give comment towards our gender diverse community here in new zealand we should be proud as a country of our diversity we shoul | taking climate change seriously madam speaker the other area that i want to mention madam speaker is ah the way in which this government was to take us backwards is the way in which these agreements give a look give um comment towards our gender diverse community here in new zealand we should be proud as a country of o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 53 | 17.02 | meaningful outcomes i keep talking about meaningful outcomes because actually that is what matters and that is what we have not seen over the previous six years under the labour government so i am confident that we will start to see that it will take time to turn that dial of course but we are working on it from day on... | i keep talking about meaningful outcomes man on speaker because actually that is what matters and that is what we have not seen over the previous six years under the labor government and so i am confident that we will start to see that and it will take time to turn that dial of course but we are working on it from day ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 54 | 29.390063 | o they choose not to they choose to go down the failed roads of the past that will make congestion worse perhaps it s because the direct beneficiaries of these highways are the greenfields land bankers who probably donated to all three of these parties and that is the truth however well meaning many of those individual... | they choose not to they choose to go down the failed roads of the past that will make congestion worse and perhaps it s because the direct beneficiaries of these highways are the greenfield land bankers who probably donated to all three of these parties and that is the truth however well meaning many of those individua... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 55 | 18.880063 | i congratulate you and your colleagues who are presiding officers on your election to that role i have admired the contributions you have made in parliament and i also admire all of those who step forward to be presiding officers it often involves putting | congratulate you and your colleagues who are presiding officers on your election to that role i have admired the contributions you have made in parliament and i also admire all of those who step forward to be presiding officers it often involves putting |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 56 | 25.71 | ief with the change of government a change was needed a change was wanted and we have change the thing about change is sometimes it can be difficult to accept because of the changes that we all campaigned on through the campaign and we re now administering it s difficult for some people to accept that but that s the co... | with the change of government change was needed a change was wanted and we have changed and the thing about changes some you know sometimes it can be difficult to accept and i think because of the changes that we all campaigned on through the campaign and we re now administering as difficult for some people to accept t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 57 | 17.36 | november 1830 a british ship captain was complicit with te rauparaha in tricking the local chief tama i hara nui aboard to trade harakeke once aboard the chief and his family were kidnapped and the ngati toa warriors that night crept into the pa and massacred the locals | in november one thirty a british ship captain was complicit with toropataha in tricking the local chief to my heart new i aboard to trade hard keke once a board the chief and his family were kidnapped and the nati tour warriors that night crept into the par and massacre massacre the locals |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 58 | 23.33 | ninsula s ecological significance cannot be overstated with native flora and fauna evolving on a volcanic island that later merged with the mainland we are world renowned for regenerative conservation with hinewai reserve the best example of this the peninsula has gone from an estimated 1 percent indigenous forest earl... | ah peninsula s ecological significance cannot be overstated with native flora and fauna evolving on a volcanic island that later merged with the mainland where world renowned for regenerative conservation with hennawi reserved the best example of this the peninsula has gone from an estimated one percent indigenous fore... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 59 | 29.26 | e thank you mr speaker i stand to take a call and firstly seek leave to move two amendments to the motion firstly to add well davidson i | kiyama tokyo tato na kanohiora kia to ticka kiato ticka kitafukamana itai hariga moongamukapuna or palestine men um mukapuna or israel keep in no hope pay thank you mr speaker i stand to take a call and firstly mr speaker seek leave to move two amendments to the motion firstly to add quote see |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 60 | 28.08 | n i seek leave no you don t need to seek leave it s a debate davidson ok to amend firstly and the death of over 16 000 people in gaza including over 7 000 children together with 1 200 killed in israel on 7 october at the end of the first point of the motion expressing grave concern and secondly to replace the text re | you don t i seek leave no you don t need to seek leave it s a bit okay to amend firstly quote and the death of over sixteen thousand people in gaza including over seven thousand children together with one thousand two hundred killed in israel on october seventh at the end of the first point in the motion expressing gra... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 61 | 29.47 | hamas must cease its attack on israel and hamas must cease using civilian infrastructure and its deplorable use of human shields we continue to call for food water fuel medical supplies and other humanitarian aid to get to civilians in gaza with the utmost urgency the government is pleased that 20 new zealand citizens ... | hamas must cease its attack on israel and hamas must cease using civilian infrastructure and it s deplorable use of human shields we continue to call for food water fuel medical supplies and other humanitarian aid to get to civilians in gaza with the utmost urgency mr speaker the government is pleased that 20 new zeala... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 62 | 26.430063 | am certain i speak for all members in this house when i say that we are horrified at the loss of life in israel and gaza the latest reports have 1 200 people killed as a result of hamas attack on israel on 7 october while at least 16 000 palestinians have been killed since then according to the gaza health ministry man... | i m certain i speak for all members in this house when i say that we are horrified at the loss of life in israel and gaza the latest reports have twelve hundred people killed as a result of hamas attack on israel on october seven while at least sixteen thousand palestinians have been killed since then according to the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 63 | 25.36 | e tamariki maori being severed from whakapapa an outcome that is inherently harmful and assimilationist tena e te papa tena koe i acknowledge you my elder the primary responsibility for the state to look after vulnerable children is to make sure that their wellbeing comes first and foremost above everything else hana r... | too many more tamaki maori being severed from fakapapa an outcome that is inherently harmful and assimilationist ten at the party ten are we the primary responsibility for the state to look after vulnerable children is to make sure that their well being comes first and foremost above everything else i call hannah raffe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 64 | 26.35 | how can he justify scrapping aotearoa s world leading smoke free laws sacrificing maori lives to fund tax cuts for the wealthy | a typical north fair tanaka para ho hayaki na ita to de awahikore or outarua a koko rena tao karmo to put the oranga of the ev maori hayato in our take otehuma fai rava how can he justify scrapping all chinas world leading smoke free laws sacrificing maori lives to fund tax cuts for the wealthy |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 65 | 29.23 | sider that a blunt tool will help our labour markets for either employers or employees workers could have been negatively impacted for example if employers chose to hire fewer people or reduce hours of work due to higher costs that they face laura trask what reports if any has she seen on the impact of fair pay agreeme... | i don t consider that a blunt tool will help our labor markets for either employers or employees workers could have been negatively impacted for example if employers chose to hire fewer people or reduce hours of work due to high costs that they face sorry it s up dimitri laura trese what reports if any has she seen on ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 66 | 27.489938 | peal a law that would save over 8 000 lives extend maori life expectancy and save billions in healthcare costs i think the problem with that question is that it makes a whole lot of assertions that are not currently in front of the house so i think the member might like to consider rewording that supplementary hon dr a... | repeal a law that would save over eight thousand lives extend maori life expectancy and save billions in health care costs yeah i think the problem with that question is it makes a whole lot of assertions that are not currently in front of the house so i think kind of members should like might like to consider rewordin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 67 | 29.39 | very few people get to become members of parliament in new zealand and so everyone who has been sent here whether by their electorate or by their party on the list brings something to this parliament i mean that genuinely can i say that i ve moved into my office and one of the first things i did was i ve got a framed c... | get to become members of parliament in new zealand and so everyone who has been sent here whether by their electorates or by their parties on the list bring something to the parliament and i mean that genuinely can i say mr speaker i ve moved into my office and the first thing one of the first things i did was i ve got... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 68 | 28.99 | ment together the speech from the throne laid out i think the government s agenda extensively and it was good to sit there and listen to a speech on the government s side of the aisle a little part of me did feel sorry for the opposition sitting on the other side of the aisle a little part of me because i ve been there... | the speech from the throne mr speaker i think laid out the government s agenda extensively and it was good to sit there and listen to a speech on the government side of the aisle and a little part of me did feel sorry for the opposition sitting on the other side a little part of me on the other side of their all becaus... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 69 | 29.27 | y reach out to the world and be proud of who we were where we kowtowed to those from other countries that s where winston peters wants to go i suspect david seymour and this might surprise him wants to go back to 1963 which was when milton friedman wrote his great treatise for the right wing of the economy so it might ... | ah reach out to the world and be proud of who we were where we cowtow to those from other countries that s where winston peters wants to go and i suspect david seymour and this might surprise him wants to go back to one sixty three which was when milton friedman wrote his great treatise for the right wing of the econom... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 70 | 18.25 | st that is the message they are getting kieran mcanulty said it very well in this house last night the problem that lot have with the maori health authority isn t the last two words it s the first word finally we had a government in the last government that s doing something about the health inequalities for maori and ... | the message they are getting and karen mcauliffe said it very well in this house last night the problem that lot had with the maori health authority isn t the last two words it s the first word because finally we had a government in the last government that is doing something about the health inequalities for maori and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 71 | 23.56 | if it doesn t matter to the members opposite that we are degrading the planet and that we are leaving to our mokopuna a planet that will be less healthy for them and more dangerous for them they can just take the economic argument if new zealand wants to sell its goods into the world we have to be doing the right thing... | if it doesn t matter to the members opposite that we are degrading the planet and that we are leaving to our mokopuna a ah planet that will be less healthy for them and more dangerous for them they can just take the economic argument if new zealand wants to sell its goods into the world we have to be doing the right th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 72 | 23.01 | rch are billions of dollars that this national led government will not be spending on the rural roads in the regions that actually need investment not even 500 million was spent in the entirety of northland on roads over the 11 year period nine years of that was under the national government and | are billions of dollars that this national led government will not be spending on the rural roads in the regions that actually need investment not even five hundred million dollars was spent in the entirety of northland on roads over the at eleven year period nine years of that was under the national government and |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 73 | 28.11 | else that s the truth i ve been here 12 years i call it as i see it i m happy to work with you at any point on economically rational approach to infrastructure and transport but the people of new zealand need to realise sooner rather than later that there is a true alternative that the green party is here with practica... | that s the truth i ve been here madam speaker twelve years i call it as i see it i m happy to work with you at any point on economically rational approach to infrastructure and transport but the people of new zealand need to realize sooner rather than later that there is a true alternative that the green party is here ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 74 | 29.97 | i d like to end with a quote from the author david mitchell this is the revelation of sonmi 451 to be is to be perceived and so to know thyself is only possible through the eyes of the other the nature of our immortal lives is in the consequences of our words and deeds that go on and are pushing themselves throughout a... | i d like to end with a quote from the author david mitchell this is the revelation of somni four five one to be is to be perceived and so to know thyself is only possible through the eyes of the other the nature of our immortal lives is in the consequences of our words and deeds that go on and are pushing themselves th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 75 | 28.47 | hamas israel must abide by international humanitarian law at all times even when fighting a terrorist group which is clearly disregarding humanitarian law itself the massive loss of civilian life and displacement of the scale seen in northern gaza is deeply concerning and we call again on hamas to locate and release al... | hamas israel must abide by international humanitarian law at all times even when fighting a terrorist group which is clearly disregarding humanitarian law itself the massive loss of civilian life and displacement of the scale seen in northern gaza is deeply concerning and we call again on hamas to locate and release al... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 76 | 28.3 | if israel is not able to survive this attack and these ongoing attacks then it will be harder for the jewish people to survive and by extension if a western liberal democracy like israel falls to the terrorist attacks of a group like hamas and its supporters to the missiles to the kidnapping the hostage taking | if israel is not able to survive this attack and these ongoing attacks then it will be harder for the jewish people to survive and by extension if a western liberal democracy like israel falls to the terrorist attacks of a group like hamas and its supporters to the missiles to the kidnapping the hostage taking |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 77 | 25.5 | amily friends workmates and acquaintances in israel and gaza who are affected by the conflict and who are living in fear our hearts go out to you and we stand with you in love during these horrific and distressing times i am a practising christian and my plea and my prayer is for a middle east and a holy land where peo... | friends workmates and acquaintances in israel and gaza who are affected by the conflict and to a living in fear our hearts go out to you and we stand with you in love during these horrific and distressing times mr speaker i am a practicing christian and my plea and my prayer is for a middle east in a holy land where pe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 78 | 28.95 | as shown in modelling submitted to the select committee would save over 8 000 lives extend maori life expectancy and save billions in healthcare costs hon chris bishop point of order mr speaker we re in a bit of difficulty here mr speaker because the primary question as worded is actually about an extremely specific an... | that was shown in modelling submitted to the select committee would save over eight thousand lives extend maori life expectancy and save billions in health care costs the honourable member of christchurch bishop we re in a bit of difficulty here mr speaker because the the primary question as worded is actually about an... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 79 | 29.55 | at stage indicative costs of the redevelopment listen to this were 262 million with cabinet also deciding that antarctica new zealand would raise 50 million through private sponsorships hon grant robertson that s right what happened to that what happened to that was of course that one party was governing by itself and ... | in budget nine to twenty nineteen at that stage in dig it of costs of the redevelopment listen to this were two sixty two million with cabinet also decided an antarctic new zealand would raise fifty million through private sponsorships what happened to that was a course that the government went on one party governing b... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 80 | 26.4 | last thursday by the house and that is the adoption of the term amendment paper to replace supplementary order paper something that might be useful for members in debates over coming days petitions papers select committee reports and introduction | last thursday by the house and that is the adoption of the term amendment paper to replace supplementary order paper so you might be useful for members can debates over coming days petitions have been delivered for the clerk s for presentation to the clerk from presentation petition of deirdre kent requesting that the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 81 | 26.4 | expect to receive that advice which i imagined was her reference to a regulatory impact statement i recommend the member asking the question try listening carefully she might learn something just in any event i think the response given it was a question about the coalition agreement was probably reasonable can i call o... | expect to receive that advice which i imagine was her reference to a regulatory impact statement i recommend the member asking the question try listening carefully she might learn something just in any event i think the response given it was a question about the coalition agreement was probably reasonable can i call on... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 82 | 14.62 | section 7aa has resulted in maori children being removed from safe loving homes they ve lived in for years and being placed with family they may not know because their parents or their caregivers may happen to be the wrong ethnicity | section seven aa has resulted in maori children being removed from safe loving homes they ve lived in for years and being placed with family they may not know because if their parents or their caregivers may happen to be the wrong ethnicity |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 83 | 26.56 | ars so you will start off by making legislative changes that put at risk their ability to work and provide for their families it wants people to see demonstrable measurable results that make their lives easier and helps them to get ahead so then the government moves to get rid of regulatory impact statements so that ne... | so you will start off by making legislative changes that put at risk their ability to work and provide for their families quote it wants people to see demonstrable demonstrable measurable results that make their lives easier and helps them to get ahead end quote so then the government moves to get rid of regulatory imp... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 84 | 28.689938 | t had in mind when they were proposing their policies and the ones that lose are vast majority of new zealanders every other new zealander that doesn t sit in those rich list groups that that side of the house has very obviously demonstrated their support for over the course of actually not just an election campaign no... | had in mind when they were proposing their policies and the ones that lose are the vast majority of new zealanders every other new zealander that doesn t sit in those rich list groups that that side of the house has very obviously demonstrated their support for over the course of actually not just an election campaign ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 85 | 29.55 | first and deliver for them not just put out press releases about houses that nobody can live in or under not just put up roading cones around the country but to do the hard work and deliver for kiwis to get the country back on track and make sure that actually they are better off i have been given agriculture as a port... | first and deliver for them not just put out press releases about houses that nobody can live in in nor under not just put up a um road in cones around the country but to do the hard work and deliver for kiwis to get the country back on track and make sure that actually they are better off mr speaker i have been given a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 86 | 22.64 | and they ve been there two or three times this year it s a shame they didn t go last year or the year before well actually within the first hundred days before christmas we ll be there showing india why the relationship that we share with them is a strategic priority for this government there are many great things we c... | and they ve been there two or three times this year it s a shame they didn t go last year or the year before but we ll actually within the first hundred days before christmas will be there showing india why the relationship that we share with them is a strategic priority for this government there are many great things ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 87 | 28.48 | i came here act came here the farmers came here unapologetically to speak to the issues affronting the rural sector without pause without fear without equivocation but with pride and a respect for the men and women that feed a nation her people for that i say they deserve forthright representation they deserve our loya... | i came here act came here the farmers came here unapologetically to speak to the issues affronting the rural sector without pause with out fair without equivocation but with pride and a respect for the men and women that feed our nation who people for that i say they deserve forthright representation they deserve our l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 88 | 25.89 | did they know that that that would drive it down so i think it s important to note that the first two pieces of legislation that this new government brings to this house under urgency is targeted on jobs and employment making sure that unemployment is removed out of the finance act and also driving down workers wages t... | did they know that that that would drive it down and so i think it s important to note that the first two pieces of legislation that this new government brings to this house under urgency is targeted on jobs and employment but making sure that unemployment is removed out of the finance act and also driving down workers... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 89 | 29.35 | ort operating model introduced by steven joyce under the national government which was the privatisation of the public transport system enabled a contracting race to the bottom that meant lower wages and lower working conditions fair pay agreements would enable a standardised wage and a standardised set of conditions t... | so the p tom model introduced by stephen joyce under the national government which was the privatisation of the public transport system enabled a contracting race to the bottom that meant lower wages and lower working conditions fair pay agreements would enable a standardised wage and a standardised set of conditions t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 90 | 11.31 | the bottom get a drop i d like to touch on one other area today and that is te reo maori and the move away from maori language and tikanga maori it s been a message | bottom get a drop mr speaker i d like to touch on one other area today mr speaker and that is today maori and the roof away from maori language in te kaha maori |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 91 | 28.64 | e or reducing the amount of plastic pollution we all are to blame for what happens and we must all take responsibility for that so i think it is incredibly important that we get away from pointing the finger at different parts of our economy at different parts of our communities we have to be joine | or reducing the amount of plastic pollution we all are to blame for what happens and we must all take responsibility for that so mr speaker i think it is an incredibly important that we get away from pointing the finger at different parts of our economy at different parts of our communities we have to |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 92 | 25.29 | on this failed experiment we will work through this disestablishment sensibly and calmly working a process in consultation with staff with students with community and with industry and we will listen to what they are saying | on this failed experiment we will work through this disestablishment sensibly and calmly working a process of consultation with staff with students with community and with industry and we will listen to what they are saying unlike |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 93 | 25.01 | that it is the people on the ground who are innovative who are entrepreneurial who are able to self determine their future they are the people making a difference this government will stop the top down one size fits all government knows | that it is the people on the ground who are innovative who are entrepreneurial who are able to self determine their future they are the people making a difference this government will stop that top down one size fits all government knows |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 94 | 29.21 | e newton saint marys bay ponsonby freemans bay out across the mighty hauraki gulf rakino island and the dozen odd people who live there permanently aotea great barrier island and the 1 100 folks who are out there where we first discovered caulerpa brachypus and i ll be on at our minister of conservation about that and ... | newtown smerries bay ponton b freyman s bay out across the mighty hohokum gulf at arco you know island and the dozen odd people who live there permanently all to your great barrier island in the 1 100 folks who are out there where we first discovered color per brachiosaurus and i ll be honored our minister of conservat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 95 | 29.3 | relationship that is not gatekept by one of the two legacy parties between two ostensible minded parties that is of course the relationship between the greens and te pati maori now while this government may be blu tacked together by hot takes from your uncle at christmas you know led not by the three stooges but in fac... | relationship that is not gate kept by one of the two legacy parties between two ostensible minor parties that is of course the relationship between the greens and tipartimari now mr speaker while this government may be blue tacked together by hot takes from your uncle at christmas you know led not by the three stooges ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 96 | 29.639938 | with massive change overnight and saw massive job losses that disproportionately impacted those communities new zealand first said then in 2017 2018 that the most important thing that they could do in supporting this oil and gas ban was give those communities an opportunity to prepare because they knew that the writing... | with massive change overnight and saw massive job losses that disproportionately impacted those communities and new zealand first said then in twenty seventeen twenty eighteen that the most important thing that they could do in supporting this oil and gas ban was give those communities an opportunity to prepare because... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 97 | 29.47 | relate to resource management reform and the need to deliver infrastructure in a more coherent and cost effective way this government has made it clear in the coalition agreement we have a plan to do it and we have some specific measures that will deliver that it s quite different from the incoherent but aspirational s... | relate to resource management reform and the need to deliver infrastructure in a more coherent and cost effective way this government has made it clear in the coalition agreement we have a plan to do it and we have some specific measures that will deliver that it s quite different from the incoherent but aspirational s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 98 | 28.27 | t to take the opportunity this afternoon to speak about our agricultural and rural sector we do know over here on this side of the house how very important these good men and women of new zealand are to our culture and our economy and let s not forget that they have so often served as the economic lifeline for this cou... | so want to take the opportunity this afternoon to speak about our agricultural and rural sector we do know over here on this side of the house how very important these good men and women of new zealand are to our culture our economy and let s not forget they have so often served as the economic lifeline for this countr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 99 | 28.110063 | scott new zealand first is back and we can thank a lot of people for this but i think the people we really need to thank are the labour party for their increasingly authoritarian stances for their attack on our very democracy for being out of touch with the working new zealanders that they purport to represent for tryi... | mr speaker new zealand first is back and we can thank a lot of people for this but i think the people we really need to thank are the labour party for their increasingly authoritarian stances their attack on our very democracy for being out of touch with the working new zealanders that they purport to represent for try... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 100 | 27.34 | it does take my mind back takes me 12 years back to when i gave my maiden speech i referred to my great grand daddy charles george goldsmith coming out to the poverty bay in the 1840s he was a great lover of the wahine of the ngati porou he had many relationships and he had a lot of children that was the kind of enterp... | takes me twelve years back to when i gave my first maiden speech and i referred to my great granddaddy charles george goldsmith coming out to the poverty bay in eighteen forty s he was a great lover of the wahine ah of the nadiporou and he had many relationships and i he had he had ah he he had um he had a lot of child... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 101 | 26.3 | t people were focused on during the election campaign certainly when i was up and down the country talking to people the number one issue was the cost of living everywhere you go if you went on to the doorstep and asked people what are you worried about immediately they d be talking about the cost of rents the cost of ... | what people were focused on during the election campaign certainly when i was up and up and down the country talking to people number one issue was the cost of living everywhere you go if you went onto the doorstep ask people what are you worried about immediately they d be talking about the the the cost of rents the c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 102 | 22.03 | criticism to be made of grant robertson the former finance minister who was stoking the fires of inflation chloe swarbrick how much are the name changes costing thank you very much chloe very much focused on poor quality spending so that s going to be a focus for us also re | and it s a fair criticism to be made of grant robertson the former finance minister who was stoking the fires of inflation ah we re very ill very much thank you very much chloe um very much focused on poor quality spending so that s going to be a focus for us and also recognizing |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 103 | 14.51 | in our communities so whether that s banning gang patches in public places or whether it s giving the police powers to disperse gangs when they re taking over a township like opotiki as we saw in the past and | and in our communities and so whether that s banning gam patches in public places or whether it s giving the police powers to disperse gangs when they re taking over a township like or particularly like as we saw in the past |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 104 | 28.96 | rawiri te kaiurungi e tu hakahaka nei whaea debbie te wairua no o tupuna a te whiti raua ko te tohu whaea mariameno te wahine a ko reitu reipae e hao nei i tenei waka no te hiku takutai ka rongo i to reo no ratana pa e tiori mai nei ki a au takuta to whakapau kaha ki tenei tira meka to wairua atawhai e koa ana te ngaka... | rauri to kairi it s a haka haka kane by a debbie to waiwai no more supina atifitirawa kote to who fire maria minor te wahine are correct to lay by a home eight in a wakano to hiku takutai karumoy torio noratana pa eto orinayakeyo taka ta to fukka poka hockey tenaitira meca to waiwai atafai quanatengako tiki tiaque |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 105 | 25.53 | to look after the kids and it s a sacrifice that i m eternally grateful for i had a pretty standard 1980s upbringing backyard cricket with my brother playing care bears with my sister just the things that we all did ok maybe not but look we didn t necessarily have everything but i can t think of anything important that... | to look after the kids and it s a sacrifice that i m eternally grateful for i had a pretty standard nineteen eighty s upbringing backyard cricket with my brother playing care bears with my sister just the things that we all did okay maybe not but look we didn t necessarily have everything but i can t think of anything ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 106 | 28.32 | today i announced that the coalition government is amending speed limit rules as part of our commitment to stop blanket speed limit reductions across the country kiwis have been faced with blanket speed limit reductions due to the previous government s speed limits rule which fails to prioritise the economic impacts of... | mr speaker today i announce that the coalition government is amending speed limit rules as part of our commitment to stop blanket speed limit reductions across the country keaies have been faced with blanket speed limit reductions due to the previous government s speed limit rule which fails to prioritize the economic ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 107 | 29.49 | going to happen is that in parts of the economy the cost of petrol is going to go down because the unfair charging that was imposed by a previous government for no purpose while roading was a mess rt hon chris hipkins we ll hold you to that well you are going to hold us to that you won t have to hold us to that because... | well the first thing that s going to happen is that in parts of the economy the cost of petrol are going to go down because the unfair charging that was imposed by a previous government for no purpose while roding was a mess well you re gonna hold us there because what you won t have to hold us to it because unlike tha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 108 | 26.63 | pensive we cannot have good employment outcomes we cannot have a good economy unless we get inflation under control so today in this bill we will be focusing the reserve bank on that objective the economic objective of stability and the general level of prices to do that we will un | and we cannot have good employment outcomes we cannot have a good economy unless we get inflation under control and so today in this bill we will be focusing the reserve bank on that objective the economic objective of stable stability and the general level of prices and to do that |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 109 | 26 | and today we will remove that dual mandate we will remove the economic objective in this act to support maximum sustainable employment that will return the reserve bank to a single mandate for monetary policy of achieving and maintaining stability in the general level of prices over the medium term now i want to acknow... | and today we will remove that dual mandate we will remove the economic objective in this act to support maximum sustainable employment and that will return the reserve bank to a single mandate for monetary policy of achieving and maintaining stability in the general level of prices over the medium term now i want to ac... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 110 | 27.97 | set out our intention to introduce legislation to remove this dual mandate and to get the reserve bank focused on putting the lid back on inflation we have committed to introducing this legislation within our first 100 days in government to make our intentions crystal clear and i intend for this bill to be passed under... | set out our intention to introduce legislation to remove this dual mandate and to get the reserve bank focused on putting the lid back on inflation we have committed to introducing this legislation within our first one hundred days in government to make our intentions crystal clear and i intend for this bill to be pass... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 111 | 9.23 | we oppose this bill for three really really simple reasons and we ve got five minutes to lay it out for the members opposite the first as was elucidated by the former minister | we oppose this bill for three really really simple reasons we ve got five minutes to lay out for the members opposite the first as was elucidated by the former minister |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 112 | 28.83 | and the knowledge that the majority of citizens in aotearoa believe governments would never move legislation that locks in disadvantage the ability to achieve a brighter and better future for all citizens this is the first piece of legislation that sheds a shining light on a government that is anchored by coalition agr... | and the knowledge that the majority of citizens in alberto believe governments would never move legislation that locks in disadvantage their ability to achieve a brighter and better future for all citizens this is the first piece of legislation that sheds a shining light on a government that is anchored by coalition ag... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 113 | 12.36 | that has said it will not do the analysis it will not put itself through the scrutiny required by a regulatory impact statement | that is said it will not do the analysis it will not put itself through the scrutiny required by a regulatory um big statement and madam speaker |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 114 | 29.49 | this is a non problem this is a symbolic act but what it does is it shows that this government is removing that focus on jobs and wages for new zealanders i will finish with a quote from an opinion piece from a former reserve bank board member who says just what the benefits of acting on a non problem the non problem b... | this is a non problem this is a symbolic act but what it does is that shows that this government was removing that focus on jobs and wages for new zealanders and i will finish with a quote from an opinion piece from a former reserve bank board member who says just what the benefits of acting on a non problem the non pr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 115 | 29.55 | we need to help these people and we cannot keep going like we are where people cannot afford to meet their mortgage payments we have to do this first because christmas is coming and people cannot afford to pay their bills we need to do whatever we can and if the members opposite think that this is a waste of time what ... | we need to help these people and we cannot keep going like we are where people cannot afford to meet their mortgage payments we have to do this first because christmas is coming and people cannot afford to pay their bills we need to do whatever we can and if the members opposite think that this is a waste of time what ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 116 | 20.93 | well actually it provides benefits in clarifying how the monetary policy committee is expected to operate because there are potentially rare circumstances in which the two objectives could be misaligned and we wish it to be clear that price stability is the objective | well actually it provides benefits in clarifying how the monetary policy committee is expected to operate because there are potentially rare circumstances in which the two objectives could be misaligned and we wish it to be clear that price stability is the objective |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 117 | 26.27 | ctually deliver the reduction in inflation that we re looking for the previous government has muddied the waters by providing the reserve bank with a dual mandate and we want to stop that now if that wasn t bad enough by muddying the waters the previous government also went on to grow the size of government spending ov... | did actually deliver the reduction in inflation that we re looking for the previous government has muddied the waters by providing the reserve bank with a dual mandate and we want to stop that now if that wasn t bad enough by muddying the waters at the previous government also went on to grow the size of government spe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 118 | 24.69 | ually means what it means is the highest utilisation of labour resource that can be maintained without generating or accelerating inflation so it s not something that competes with a policy of prioritising taking down inflation and it does not compete with a stability goal it sits alongside it | what it means is the highest utilization of labour resource that can be maintained without generating or inflating or accelerating inflation so it s not something that competes with a policy of prioritising taking down inflation and and it does not compete with a stability goal it sits alongside it |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 119 | 24.18 | t and that s what this bill is about it is about addressing the thief in the pocket of all new zealanders particularly poor new zealanders we are here to solve that we are here to help the poor to help the workers we are here to get this country back on track and create opportunity for them and help them and help their... | and that s what this bill is about mr speaker it is about addressing this thief in the pocket of all new zealanders particularly poor new zealanders we are here to solve that mr speaker we re here to help the poor help the workers we are here to get this country back on track and create opportunity for them and help th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 120 | 26.72 | we come first to part 1 i seek leave for all provisions to be taken as one question leave is sought for that purpose is there any objection there is objection so this is the debate on part 1 this is the debate on clause 4 amendment to reserve bank of new zealand objectives the question is that part 1 stand part th | hon scott simpson i seek leave for all provisions to be taken as one question leave us sought for that purpose is there any objection there is objection so this is the debate on clause four i mean part one this is a debate on clause four amendment to reserve bank of new zealand objectives the question is that part one ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 121 | 13.49 | e monetary policy committee would still be required to have regard to maximum sustainable employment so that would not achieve the objectives that we have which is a single focus on price stabili | the monetary policy committee would still be required to have regard to maximum sustainable employment so that would not achieve the objectives that we have which is a single focus on price stability it is |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 122 | 20.93 | illis whether she had received any advice that at any point while the dual mandate has been in place this compromised the reserve bank s focus on inflation i asked that question in my first call and i ask that question again now of the minister it s an important point because | whether she had received any advice that at any point while the dual mandate has been in place that this compromised the reserve bank s focus on inflation i asked that question in my first call and i asked that question again now of the minister it s an important point mr chair |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 123 | 11.39 | solely because it had been enacted by a previous government whether she d sought advice around the secondary objective | solely because it had been enacted by a previous government whether she d sought advice around the secondary objective chloe swarbrick |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 124 | 29.22 | t really wanting for answers to those two questions of what the remit in general she intends to have contained whether there will be any reference there to maximum sustainable employment or employment in general whether there will be other variables in there such as for example sustainable house prices presently in the... | but we re still left really wanting for answers to those two questions of what the remit in general she intends to have contained whether there will be any reference there to maximum sustainable employment or employment in general whether there will be other variables in there such as for example sustainable house pric... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 125 | 26.38 | to not consider employment at all i get it some people have this within their objective like the federal reserve like the reserve bank of australia others have to refer to it the bank of canada the bank of england they don t have it directly in there but they still think about employment and we are moving into very ver... | to not consider employment at all i get it some people have this within the objective like the federal reserve like the reserve bank of australia others have to refer to it the bank of canada the the bank of england they don t have it directly in the but they still think about employment and we are moving into very ver... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 126 | 28.98 | the public knows that this government s commitment to beating inflation is rock solid which is why later this evening the government will introduce legislation returning the reserve bank to a single focus on inflation after 30 years of an extremely successful inflation targeting regime where the reserve bank largely ma... | public know that this government s commitment to beating inflation is rock solid which is why later this evening the government will introduce legislation returning the reserve bank to a single focus on inflation after thirty years of an extremely successful inflation targeting regime where the reserve bank largely man... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 127 | 23.71 | if so why is the government repealing them because at the time that winston peters said that he was having regard to an immigration policy which he had persuaded the then government to adapt it hardly got there and when the handbrake went off they ran amok and in the last year have brought in 118 000 immigrants that s ... | if so why is the government repealing them because at the time that mr winston peters said that he was having of guard to an immigration policy which he persuaded the then government to adapt it hardly got there and when the handbrake went off they ran amuck and in the last year have bought in a they bought in one hund... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 128 | 29.59 | if the fair pay agreements legislation which she intends to repeal was not repealed in theory it would benefit maori pacific young people poorer workers no because this government believes that the fair pay agreement system would have made vulnerable workers worse off this is because of disemployment effects where busi... | pay agreements legislation which she intends to repeal was not repealed that in theory it would benefit maori pacific young people poorer workers ah mr speaker no because this government believes that the fair pay agreement system would have made vulnerable vulnerable workers worse off this is because of unemployment e... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 129 | 27.25 | hipkins which of the following statements therefore does he agree with christopher luxon on 6 april i ve got one tesla a little tesla model 3 yep and i think i ve got to say they re fantastic cars christopher luxon on 13 may i have an electric car a tesla i love it or christopher luxon on 14 june and again now i don t ... | which of the following statements therefore does he agree with christopher luxon on the sixth of april i ve got one tesla a little tesla model three yep and i think i ve got to say they re fantastic cars christopher luxon on the thirteenth of may i have an electric car a tesla i love it or christopher luxon on the four... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 130 | 11.23 | cate excessive red tape and regulation and a waste of taxpayer s money that does not even meet his own standards of regulatory good management that was a question that matched the previous answer wel | excessive red tape and regulation and a waste of taxpayers money that does not even meet his own standards of regulatory good management yeah well that was a question that matched the previous answer but anyway |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 131 | 29.220063 | that say balance sheet separation will not be recognised if these reforms are repealed there s been a range of advice that i have received as i have been approaching repealing the prior government s reforms including the fact that the last government spent over 1 2 billion but didn t actually achieve anything that step... | that say balance sheet separation will not be recognized if these reforms are repealed there s been a range of advice that i have received as i have been approaching repealing the prior government s reforms including the fact that the last government spent over one point two billion dollars but didn t actually achieve ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 132 | 18.84 | 80 percent of students to curriculum recent national monitoring data shows that only around 40 percent of children are currently at curriculum level for mathematics in year 8 and student achievement in co requisite assessments at high school revealed that only 56 percent passed the numeracy assessment the | eighty percent of students to curriculum mr speaker recent national monitoring data shows that only around forty percent of children are currently at curriculum level for mathematics in year eight and student achievement and requisite assessments at high school revealed that only fifty six percent of our students passe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 133 | 9.23 | r ideals simply don t match the aspirational objectives of most new zealanders that s the result that occurred in the election in october i | ideals simply don t match the aspirational objectives of most new zealanders and that s the result that occurred in the election in october |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 134 | 24.44 | adam speaker well on the line of thoughts from the previous speaker the hon scott simpson can i say i m very pleased to be standing here as the member for dunedin a new role for me i m very pleased to have that and of course dunedin did have the best summer in the country last year i m hoping that it will have it again... | rachel brooking madam speaker well on on the line of um thought from the previous speaker can i say i m very pleased to be standing here as the member for denison and you role for me ah very pleased to to have that in of course denison did have the best summer in the country last year i m hoping that it will have it ag... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 135 | 28.4 | dunedin is most lively when the students are in town because both the university and the polytechnic are so important for dunedin so one of the things i ll be working on in this term with my colleague dr deborah russell is the funding of that tertiary sector also of course if you were driving through dunedin any time r... | dunedin is most lively when the students are in town because both the university and the polytechnic are so important for dunedin and so one of the things i ll be working on in this term with my colleague dr deborah russell is the funding of those of that tertiary sector also of course if you were driving through duned... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 136 | 26.51 | rry and maybe in your ministerial roll you ll have the opportunity to engage with it at some point in fact i think you probably will because actually as i read it one of the matters covered in the instruments we are confirming includes extending and amending levies on egg producers and also on the owners of paua and ro... | and maybe in your ministerial role you will have the opportunity to engage with it at some point in fact i think he probably will because one actually as i read it one of the matters covered and the instruments we are confirming includes extending and amending levies on egg producers and also on the owners of power and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 137 | 29.53 | e a new system the natural and built environment act promised more red tape not less it promised shorter delay but it will not deliver that in reality it will create longer delays and it will create greater uncertainty not less you just have to look at the natural and built environment act it s 900 pages long it s the ... | the national natural environment act promised more red tape not less it promised a shorter delay but it will not deliver that in reality it will create longer delays and it will create greater uncertainty not less and you just have to read you just have to look at the natural environment act it s it s nine hundred page... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 138 | 28.66 | im some of the things that we considered as a government was what we do about the fast track regime that is in the nba there was a covid fast track regime which self expired and the natural and built environment act has its own fast track regime so while we develop our own fast track proposals as a coalition government... | so one of the things that we considered as a government was what we do about the fast track regime that is in the nba there was a covered fast track regime that self expired the natural environment act has a has a zone fast track regime and so while we develop our own fast track proposals alongside as a coalition gover... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 139 | 29.12 | l that comes together so we want to take a bit of time to get it together as a government i regret the use of urgency but it is important we do this under urgency bypassing the committee and consultation many of the issues that will no doubt be canvassed in this debate and through the committee of the whole house were ... | comes together and so we want to take a bit of time to to get it together as a government i regret the use of urgency madam speaker but it is important we we do this under urgency by passing the committee in consultation many of the issues that will no doubt be canvassed in this debate and through the committee of the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 140 | 27.84 | the natural and built environment act that are being rolled over or bits of sections so it does take some time to refer to those bits of those sections to see what is being retained and what is not being retained of course they are all out of context as well so that is why i m deeply disappointed that this government i... | the natural and built environments act that are being rolled over or bits of sections so it does take some time to refer to those bits of those sections to see what is being retained and what has not been retained and of course they are all out of context as well so that is why i m deeply disappointed that this governm... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 141 | 22.07 | e which was implemented last term to replace the resource management act 1991 the nbe act provided an integrated framework for regulating both environment management and land use it was something that was extensively consulted and engaged with at grassroots certainly in their own regional levels | which was implemented last term to replace the resource management act and the nba yeah bill provided an integrated framework for regulating both environmental management and land use and it was something that was extensively consulted and engaged with at grassroots certainly in their own regional levels and |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 142 | 29.38 | ana of mana whenua of tangata whenua of kaitiaki so we oppose this bill on the basis that it is once again the crown ripping up progress that was achieved in good faith again incremental good faith but relationships that mattered to tangata whenua we have been contacted extensively by maori by iwi leaders by grassroots... | of manafinua of tangata tefina of kaitiaki so we oppose this bill on the basis that it is once again the crown ripping up progress that was achieved in good faith again incremental good faith but relationships that matter to tangata tefina and we have been contacted extensively by maori by iwi leaders by grassroots lea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 143 | 27.84 | the rma and failing at every step we re now coming to this house under urgency all stages no regulatory impact statement no chance for the public to have a say hon peeni henare no vision absolutely right my colleague the hon peeni henare is absolutely correct they are coming to this house with no vision they re saying ... | trying to reform the rma and failing at every step they re now coming to this house under urgency all stages no raise no chance for the public to ever say was absolutely right my colleague the honourable pia nene hinedi is absolutely correct they are coming to this house with no vision they re saying we re going to rep... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 144 | 29.980063 | se in the natural and built environment act we re getting rid of the nba and we re going back to the rma 1991 tell you what we are getting rid of that is the amorphous and unclear legal term in relation to te oranga o te taiao which would have caused chaos through the judicial system and the council planning system as ... | and there s a treaty clause in the nba we re getting rid of the nba and we re going back to the rma nineteen ninety one tell you what we are getting rid of that is the amorphous and unclear legal term in relation to tarana otto toe which would have caused chaos through the judicial system and the council planning syste... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 145 | 27.68 | really hard working committee but also there were people like rachel brooking who sat on there who had previously been on the panel that did years of work on the randerson report leading up to the six years of work in this house there was a huge amount of work done by the hon eugenie sage in her role as chair of the co... | really hard working committee but also there were people like rachel brooking who sat on their hood but previously been on the panel that did years of work on the randerson report leading up to the six years of work in this house there was a huge amount of work done by the honourable eugenie sage in her role as chair o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 146 | 25.57 | and to parliament with a proud resolve to celebrate who we are and what we have and equally to be a voice for what needs fixing our role is not just lawmakers and regulators we need to provide vision it s our job to inspire government can lead change sustainable farming is not an oxymoron it s what most farmers and all... | and to parliament with a proud resolve to celebrate who we are and what we have and equally to be a voice for what needs fixing our role is not just lawmakers and regulators we need to provide vision it s our job to inspire government can lead change sustainable farming is not an oxymoron it s what most farmers and all... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 147 | 28.89 | s it s also about instilling resilience as the famous roman stoics wrote or a translation of what they wrote the obstacle is the way we need to teach our children to see opportunities and to focus on overcoming edison took thousands of attempts to develop a lightbulb james dyson over 5 000 prototypes to get to his famo... | it s also about instilling resilience as a famous roman stoics wrote or a translation of what they wrote the obstacle is the way we need to teach our children to see opportunities and to focus on overcoming edison took thousands of attempts to develop a light bulb james dyson over five thousand prototypes to get to his... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 148 | 15.1 | ry the parliamentary counsel office the regulations review committee subject matter select committees the attorney general and this house isn t it the case that a new department is simply duplicate excessive red tape and regulation an | the parliamentary council s office the regulation of eu committee subject matter select committees the attorney general and this house isn t it the case that a new department is simply duplicate excessive red tape in regulation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 149 | 27.68 | ment and there are thousands of new zealanders in need of greater support tamatha paul my question was actually about state housing not social housing which are two different things will he ensure don t do that just ask a question tamatha paul will he ensure that projects under way including arlington which intends to ... | government and there are thousands of new zealanders in need of greater support thank you my question was actually about state housing not social housing which are different things will he ensure don t do that okay just ask a question yeah kate spier will he ensure that projects underway including arlington which inten... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 150 | 20.75 | how is the government going to get 80 percent of students to curriculum recent national monitoring data shows that only around 40 percent of children are currently at curriculum level for mathematics in year 8 and student achievement in co requisite assessments at high school revealed that only 56 percent passed the nu... | how is the government going to get eighty percent of students to curriculum mr speaker recent national monitoring data shows that only around forty percent of children are currently at curriculum level for mathematics in year eight and student achievement and requisite assessments at high school revealed that only fift... |
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