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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 151 | 14.210063 | 1 hon rachel brooking to the minister for the environment does she agree with the objectives of the national policy statement for freshwater management 2020 and if not why not thank you mr speaker and i thank the member for her | rachel brooking thank you mr speaker my question is to the minister for the environment does she agree with the objectives of the national policy statement for freshwater management twenty twenty and if not why not if not why not councillor penny simmons |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 152 | 30 | e got national that got 5 percent of the maori vote you ve barely got 10 percent in total of the maori vote i get it s a comfort to rip and take them on at the moment but the reality is for those of us who got six seven times more than you did for maori voters and who actually enjoy six of the seven maori electorate se... | they got national they ve got five percent of the maori vote you barely got ten percent in total of the maori votes so i guess it s a comfort rip rip um and and take them on at the moment but the reality is for those of us who got six seven times more than you did from maori voters and we actually enjoy six of the seve... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 153 | 29.6 | g to that the issue is though that it s recorded now as being on speech no 7 not on the second half of speech no 6 and that was quite clearly because just prior to the dinner break the speaker in the chair made it very clear that miss leary had 41 2 minutes remaining on her call which she could take once we resumed if ... | speaking to that um the issue is though that it s recorded now as been on speech seven not on the second half of speech six and that was quite clearly because it just prior to the dinner break the speaker in the chair made a very clear that miss leary had four and a half minutes remaining on her call which she could ta... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 154 | 27.86 | kes sense i think it was fair for local government to register a concern about what they deemed to be a dilution of their local input that had to be balanced up of course with the similar calls from the local government sector to say that simply many of them didn t have the resources to be able to comply with what was ... | i think it was fair for local government to register a concern about what they deemed to be a dilution of their local input that had to be balanced up of course from the similar calls from the local government sector to say that they simply many of them didn t have the resources to be able to comply with what was requi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 155 | 26.09 | ions from members but just being mindful to members that are critiquing the bill as returned to really try to focus on the specific parts as well thank you ok part 1 debate on clauses 3 and 4 preliminary provisions and schedule 1 the question is that part 1 start part thank you mr chair follow | from members but just being mindful to members that are critics that are critiquing the bill as returned to really try to focus on the specific parts as well thank you a call sorry sorry okay part one debate on clauses three and four preliminary questions and schedule one the question is that part one stand apart mr ch... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 156 | 19.14 | and we have a point of order that speeches are not to mr seymour s liking we are entitled to make these speeches but my point is this has not gone through a select committee process it is always a complicated david seymour it s gone through an election brooking oh i | and we get and we get told we have a point of order that speeches are not to mr seymour s liking we are entitled to make these speeches but my point is this has not gone through a select committee process it is always complicated oh it s gone for an election it has not so |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 157 | 28.74 | e natural and built environment act and the spatial planning act without the development and the passage of our own fast track regime we will be left in a situation where there wouldn t be fast track at all so the simplest thing seemed to be to just save what had been created through the nba so with the exception of as... | we re faced with a dilemma where if we repealed the nba in the spa without um the development and the passage of our own fast track regime will be left in the situation where there wouldn t be fast track at all and so the simplest thing seemed to be to just save what had been created through the nba so with the excepti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 158 | 15.8 | cabinet makes further decisions relating to commitments to replace the national policy statement for freshwater management so my very specific question and short contribution to the minister is when will that post implementation occur wh | and when cabinet makes further decisions relating to commitments to replace the nps for fresh water management so my very specific question in short contribution to the minister is when will that post implementation occur who will be involved |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 159 | 17.29 | e of makara taking eight years to consent so i think given that we re in urgency i d like some clarity around exactly what was applied for in 2000 to who and was that the wellington city council consent | of mcconnell taking eight years to consent so i think given that we re in urgency i d like some clarity around exactly what was applied for in two thousand tuwhenua and and was that the wellington city council consent arina williams |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 160 | 27.47 | y are amended by clause 3 of the amendment bill but they are in clause 11 of schedule 1 so it would be useful i think if i quickly give the house the context of what this clause 11 does this means that those hapu that have entered into a process for agreeing mana whakahono agreements in any given region this | they are amended by clause three of the amendment bill but they are in clause eleven of schedule one um so it would be useful i think if i am quickly give the house a context of what this clause eleven does um this means that those hapu that have entered into a process for agreeing manuka or not agreements in any given... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 161 | 25.02 | f how many experts are of this view i found it interesting that the comments on the amount of time it takes to consent a wind farm we re referring to a specific example from 2000 to 2008 so now we re talking nearly 20 years ago and that was under the rma so of course not under the legislation that s being repealed toda... | quote unquote experts are of this view um i found it interesting that the comments on the amount of time it takes to consent a wind farm were referring to a specific example from two thousand to two thousand eight so now we re talking nearly twenty years ago and that was under the rma so of course not under the legisla... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 162 | 29.25 | and i look forward to future conversations around that in relation to fast track the member will just have to wait and see the bill as we develop it we are saving as has already been noted the existing fast track in the natural and built environments act going back to the comments from arena williams thank you for thos... | and i look forward to future conversations around that in relation to fast track um the member will just have to wait to see the bill as we develop it we are saving as has already been noted the existing fast track in the nba going back to the comments from our own williams thank you for those remarks i m advised that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 163 | 28.46 | he bill in trying to get through a consenting process that you want us to return to i m really interested in what the government can do to enable renewables but let s look at what s been thrown out what s been thrown out is a focus on working towards positive outcomes rather than avoiding remedying mitigating adverse e... | five hundred thousand dollars and try in trying to get through a consenting process that you want us to return to i m really interested in what the government can do to enable renewables but let s look at what s been thrown out what s been thrown out is a focus on working towards positive outcomes rather than avoiding ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 164 | 28.05 | of high quality rural land and elite soils from urban sprawl which national wants to do that s been thrown out so i have some real concerns about what you re doing here and i also really challenge the underlying idea that we can t build because we don t have the structure come back to the bill please mr willis look at ... | high quality rural land and elite soils from urban sprawl which national wants to do and that s been thrown out so i have some real concerns about what you re doing here and i also really challenge the underlying idea that we can t build because we don t have the structure come on to the bill please look look at the ka... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 165 | 29.76 | re debating provides interim arrangements including continuing in a modified form the fast track consenting regime in schedule 10 of the natural and built environment act now if we had a select committee process this would have been the time at which we would have been able to understand in what way specifically is thi... | provides interim arrangements including continuing in a modified form the fast track consenting regime and schedule ten of the natural and built environment act now madam chair had we had a select committee process this would have been the time at which we would ve been able to understand in what way specifically is th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 166 | 26.8 | so our position is that it does and that it can give effect to those treaty settlements the point around clauses 4 through 7 that the member was talking about is to make it very clear as a result of fast track that it doesn t affect treaty settlements and in relation to his third question around a modified form of fast... | ah so our position is that it does and that and that it can give effect to those treaty settlements um the point around the the clauses four through seven the member was talking about is to make it very clear as a result of fast track that it doesn t affect treaty settlements and in relation and in relation to his thir... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 167 | 23.1 | t says here use the crown s best endeavours to promote the enactment of the bill not later than 18 months after the commencement of this clause and moves into and says the crown must also monitor the progress of the matters set out in subclauses and and make a report to the relevant party on progress every 3 months aft... | it says here use the crown s best endeavors to promote the enactment of the bill no later than eighteen months after the commencement of this clause who s into three and says the crown must also monitor the progress of the matters set out in sub clauses one and two and make a report to the relevant party on progress ev... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 168 | 29.17 | what is the minister going to do about those who signed and recognised te tiriti and their relationships indeed under their settlements and those who are currently waiting and preparing to go through settlement some who are large groups of hapu and iwi i want to also pick up on that hapu and iwi on page 83 just under i... | what is the minister going to do about those who signed and recognized tettiti and their relationships indeed under their settlements and those who are currently waiting and preparing to go through settlement um some who are large groups of hapu and iwi i want to also pick up on that um hapu and iwi on page eighty actu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 169 | 28.44 | iwi hapu entities and other maori groups and if the minister is proposing now to replace te tiriti and only acknowledge the treaty what is he going to do with the 500 rangatira who only signed te tiriti and not the treaty is this indeed the start of the deterioration from this government to the tiri | iwi hapu entities and other maori groups and if the minister is proposing now to replace te tiriti and only acknowledge the treaty what is he going to do with the five hundred arangetira who only signed te tiriti and not the treaty is this indeed the start of the deterioration from this government to the treaty |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 170 | 28.14 | se 5 of this bill now i find that extraordinary because we hear day after day from the government opposite that they re here to be able to cut costs and cut waste and be more efficient and here they are repealing legislation that would have saved around 150 million a year and over 30 years delivered between 2 58 and 4 ... | of this bill now i find that extraordinary madam chair because we hear day after day from the government opposite but they re here to be able to cut costs and cut waste and be more efficient in here they are repealing legislation that would have saved around a hundred and fifty million dollars a year and over thirty ye... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 171 | 22.99 | t that kind of cost benefit analysis should accompany any major piece of legislation so my question again for the minister s benefit is for him to be able to tell us whether or not he did commission a cost benefit analysis and what it said because at the moment this looks like a pretty bad deal for the taxpayer to be g... | that kind of cost benefit analysis should accompany any major piece of legislation madam chair so my question again for the minister s benefit is for him to be able to tell us whether or not he did commission a cost benefit analysis and what it said because at the moment this looks like a pretty bad deal for the taxpay... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 172 | 29.28 | er the rma instead of the spatial planning act and while he s at it it would also be useful for him to be able to outline to us what it will mean for the speed of plan making to return to the resource management act rather than the spatial planning act i m sure the member would be able to help understand that for us wh... | instead of the spatial planning act and while he s at it madam chair it would also be useful for him to be able to outline to us what it will mean for the speed of plan making to return to the resource management act rather than the spatial planning act i m sure the member would be able to help understand that for us w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 173 | 26.77 | und that we do want to see fewer plans we do want to make it easier to streamline there are a number of issues with the spatial planning regime as advanced by the previous government as is contained in the spatial planning act the first is that the member talks about a reduction in bureaucracy but actually the regime w... | around around that we do want to see fewer plans we do want to see to make it easier just to to streamline the issue there s a number of issues with the special planning regime as advanced by the previous government as is contained in the special opinion at the first is a member talks about a reduction in bureaucracy b... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 174 | 29.31 | lation 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 well first of all i d like to congratulate the member on becoming the spokesperson for regulation within the labour party now clearly the labour party belie... | and a waste of taxpayers money that does not even meet his own standards of regulatory good management well that was a question that matched the previous answer but anyway well first first of all i d like to congratulate the minister on becoming the spokesperson for regulation within the labor party now clearly the lab... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 175 | 29.4 | suggests that if kainga ora continues on its current trajectory the debt would reach nearly 29 billion by 2033 these increases are concerning and i m also worried about the operating deficit which is 520 million in 2022 23 and is forecast to continue to increase it s important to note the deficit has a direct impact on... | advice publicly released already suggests that if korea or it continues on its current trajectory the debt would reach nearly twenty nine billion dollars by 2033 these increases are concerning and i m also worried about the operating deficit which is five hundred and twenty million in twenty two twenty three and his fo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 176 | 18.58 | the scope of the review will include providing me with advice and feedback on the existing draft as well as additional content to ensure our curriculum is underpinned by the science of learning i want to ensure that we have clear annualised progression outcomes to better support teachers | the scope of the review will include providing me with advice and feedback on the existing draft as well as additional content to ensure our curriculum is underpinned by the science of learning i want to ensure that we have a clear annualized progression annualized progression outcomes to better support teachers |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 177 | 19.48 | design their programmes of learning to better support students to develop mastery of the basic skills and to better support our education system to do what it says on the tin give every child the opportunity to be numerate to be literate to gain meaningful secondary qualifications and to live the life they choose and d... | to design their programs of learning to better support students to develop mastery of the basic skills and to better support our education system to do what it says on the tin give every child the opportunity to be numerate to be literate to gain meaning secondary qualifications and to live the life they choose and des... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 178 | 27.86 | that compared to her statements about how global commentators should be obviously influencing our foreign policy of course new zealand has an independent foreign policy by the way so does every other state and territory that i m aware of we are one of many countries with an independent foreign policy and i don t note t... | that compared to her statements about how global commentators should be obviously influencing our global policy foreign policy of course new zealand has an independent foreign policy by the way so does every other state in territory that i m aware of and we are one of many countries with a an independent foreign policy... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 179 | 29.4 | this government went back to a single mandate to ensure that monetary policy decision makers and those observing them have no doubt that busting inflation is our goal and that they are to have an unerring focus on achieving price stability dan bidois what else is the government doing to help with the cost of living the... | this government went back to a single mandate to ensure that monetary policy decision makers and those observing them have no doubt that busting inflation is our goal and that they are to have an unerring focus on achieving price stability supplement you what else is the government doing to help with the costs of livin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 180 | 29.98 | 2024 mr speaker i wish to make a ministerial statement thank you i rise to make a ministerial statement in support of cabinet s 23 january decision to deploy six new zealand defence force personnel to support any future military action against houthi targets in yemen and the red sea as part of coalition efforts to upho... | mr speaker i wish to make a ministerial statement honourable judith collins thank you i rise to make a ministerial statement in support of cabinet s twenty three january decision to deploy six new zealand defence force personnel to support any future military action against houthi targets in yemen and the red sea as pa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 181 | 29.3 | ght grand companion of the new zealand order of merit something many people would be unaware of his career was underpinned by a pretty common theme change he was on the court of appeal when the new zealand bill of rights act was enacted by the parliament he s been described as astute gentle fair and courteous he did as... | knight grand companion of the new zealand order of merit something many people would be unaware of his career was underpinned by a pretty common theme change he was on the court of appeals when the bill of rights uh when that sorry when the bill of rights act was enacted by the parliament he s been described as astute ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 182 | 28.13 | teful for his service thank you mr speaker on behalf of act i wish to join with other leaders in supporting this motion to offer condolence and sympathy to the family of sir michael hardie boys and admiration for 92 years tremendously well lived as other leaders have shared he is somebody who excelled to the top of his... | the honourable david seymour thank you mr speaker on behalf of act i wish to join with other leaders in supporting this motion to offer condolence and sympathy to the family of sir michael hardy boys and admiration for ninety two years tremendously well lived as other leaders have shared he is somebody who excelled to ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 183 | 28.64 | but he was also somebody who gave back throughout his career whether that was being a member of the law society in early days as governor general or helping children s charities long after most people had turned to playing bowls at their village he was out there helping people helping as he had throughout his life | but he was also somebody who gave back throughout his career whether that was being a member of law society in early days as governor general or helping children s charities long after most people had turned to playing bowls at their village he was out there helping people helping as he had throughout his life |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 184 | 27.07 | so once again audra i am truly grateful for the support you provide to me to michaela and payton thank you for keeping me grounded and helping me recognise my place in the world which is just below two cats a dog and several pet day calves i would also like to pay tribute to my parents and brother and sister it s fair ... | so once again audra i am truly grateful for the support you provide to me and to micaela and payton thank you for keeping me grounded helping me recognize my place in the world which is just below two cats a dog and several pet day calves i would also like to pay tribute to my parents and brother and sister it s fair t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 185 | 24.7 | was also my introduction to public speaking and the media this is where i learnt that kicking prattley yards and swearing might make good television but is not necessarily good for the one doing the actual swearing making the grand final in 2003 still ranks for me as one of the things i am most proud of in life young f... | it was also my introduction to public speaking and the media this is where i learned that kicking prattley yards and swearing might make good television but not necessarily good for the one doing the actual swearing making the grand final in two thousand and three still ranks for me as one of the things i am most proud... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 186 | 28.16 | all of new zealand needs smart and pragmatic decision making rural new zealand can t pretend problems that happen in towns and cities don t affect us they do yes we need a regulatory framework that gives farmers the confidence to invest but every small business in new zealand needs that every single one of us with chil... | all of new zealand needs smart and pragmatic decision making rural new zealand can t pretend problems that happen in towns and cities don t affect us they do yes we need a regulatory framework that gives farmers the confidence to invest but every small business in new zealand needs that every single one of us with chil... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 187 | 29.73 | 340 million almost half of it remains unspent so that s a fail on the former government the second point is around over 100 million was spent on safety improvement projects which was basically speed bumps and then a whole lot of other bus lanes and cycle lanes received funding as well what we want to focus that money o... | three hundred and forty million dollars almost half of it remains unspent so that s that s a fail on the fire government the second point is around over one hundred million dollars was spent on the safety improvement projects which was basically speed bumps and then a whole lot of other bus lanes and cycle lanes receiv... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 188 | 28.83 | point of order that was a very specific question that followed the member s response to the primary it was the minister who cited some of the very items that i asked him in my first supplementary it was a percentage ok ask him again just move on thank you sir what percentage of the auckland regional fuel tax revenue ga... | point of order a point of order mr speaker that was a very specific question that that followed the members response to the primary it was the member the minister who cited some of the very items that i asked him in my first supplementary okay it was a percentage thank you thank you sir what percentage of the auckland ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 189 | 28.83 | r green to the minister for social development and employment does she accept the statement in the salvation army s state of the nation 2024 report that says that in 2023 for households relying on welfare benefits income levels continue to fall significantly short of what is needed for some level of participation in so... | to the minister for social development and employment does she accept the statement in the salvation army s state of the nation twenty twenty four report which says that quote in twenty twenty three for households relying on welfare benefits income levels continue to fall significantly short of what is needed for some ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 190 | 20.42 | er how does this change support her focus on getting people who can work into work when officials have advised that beneficiaries that are not able to work will also be impacted by this change but will have no ability to enter work to change their situation well the member is | how does this change support her focus on getting people who can work into work when officials have advised that beneficiaries that are not able to work will also be impacted by this change but will have no ability to enter work to change their situation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 191 | 27.420063 | winston peters like to address the first part of his question to the appropriate minister rt hon winston peters has the minister received any reports of requests by the previous government of their officials as to the unheralded impact of 128 000 a record number coming to new zealand in just one year and its impact on ... | would the ronald mister peters like to address the first part of its question to the appropriate minister has the minister received any reports of request by the previous government of their officials as to the unheralded impact of a hundred twenty eight thousand a record number coming to new zealand just one year and ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 192 | 23.01 | be released on 27 march question no 4 finance 4 hon grant robertson to the minister of finance my question i ll just give the member a breather for a moment to the minister of finance does she stand by the commitment in the coalition agreement with act to restore mortgage interest deductibility for rental properties wi... | come now to question number four in the name of the honourable grant rogers thank you very much mr speaker my question i ll just give the member of a breather for a moment to the minister of finance does she stand by the commitment in the coalition agreement with act to quote restore mortgage interest deductibility for... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 193 | 25.92 | ry does he stand by his statement that being minister for mental health is also a role of advocacy where i can go to those ministers and say you know what are we doing in this space and can we do better and if so what projects has he advocated for in the government s first hundred days i ve been working with other gove... | does he stand by his statement that being minister for mental health is quote also a role of advocacy where i can go to those ministers and say you know what are we doing in this space and can we do better and if so what projects has he advocated for in the government s first hundred days mr speaker i ve been working w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 194 | 24.139938 | nding because i don t want to sit down and the debate collapse when i m not chairperson ok well we won t collapse the debate because i haven t given you an answer yet so i undertake that we won t collapse the debate i ve just been taking some advice here so great well if you re in a position to respond to that my contr... | well i m still standing because i don t want to sit down in the debate collapse when i m not okay we won t we won t collapse a debate because i haven t given you an answer yet so i ah yeah i undertake that we won t collapse the debate we just been taking some advice yes so um great well if you re in a position to respo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 195 | 20.67 | r works her way to ensure our tertiary education sector is up to speed and being able to support those students otherwise if the minister didn t do any of that engagement then this amendment s kind of based on little evidence and i take the minister s point that this is not an area that she has expertise on but i reall... | and sure our tertiary education sector is up to speed in being able to support those students because otherwise how can if the minister didn t do any of that engagement then this amendment s kind of based on little and little evidence and so just keen i and i take the minister s pawns that this is not an area that she ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 196 | 28.11 | om the maori social workers workers from somebody here with professional and lived experience the two year time frame will simply be too tight for them to be able to do that so in the minister s opinion what advice has she received that she has taken and considered that supports her decision to reduce it from four year... | from the maori social workers from somebody here with professional and lived experience the two year timeframe will simply be too tight for them to be able to do that so what in the minister s opinion what advice has she received that she has taken and considered that supports her decision to reduce it from four years ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 197 | 29.28 | 2 this is the debate on clauses 1 and 2 title and commencement thank you so just on the timeline and commencement of this bill i guess i m interested to get a sense of whether the april deadline was the key consideration that was made and particularly with the | i call ricardo manides march oh do we have a change of okay thank you so just on the um timeline and commencement of this spell at the spell i guess i m interested to get a sense of uh whether the uh april sort of deadline was the key consideration that was made and particularly with um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 198 | 28.399938 | t lives independent of the state stuart smith what about mahi into mahi mahi oh yes that s another good title actually from the honourable member from kaikoura stuart smith we could call it the into mahi bill i m sure maybe that side may be open to that idea into mahi mana in mahi we could call it we could call | independent lives independent of the state what about maha or yes that s another good title actually from the honourable member ah member from kaiora stuart smith we could call it the um intermahi bill i m sure maybe that side may be open to that idea intermahi manar and mahu we could call it yeah we could call it mana... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 199 | 27.95 | amily tax credit amendment bill yes i understand if you re listening in from kaitaia or something and watching this fantastic debate that s going on you might wonder what on dickens we re talking about so i do appreciate the sentiment mana in mahi or whatever his suggestion but i have to say to the member at this stage... | family tax credit amendment bill yes i understand you know if you re listening in from out that from you know kaita or something watching this fantastic debate that s going on you might wonder what on dickens we re talking about so i do appreciate the sentiment amana mahi or whatever suggestion but i have to say to the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 200 | 28.5 | ut i do think the previous member has a point but if we were to go by the evidence that was provided to the minister around the impacts of this bill and we were to be guided by the only reports that this minister has been able to produce about the impacts of this bill then yes indeed something like the increasing pover... | but i do think the previous member has a point that if we were to go by the evidence that was provided to the minister around the impacts of this bill and we were to be guided by the only reports that we that this minister has been able to produce about the impact of this bill yes indeed something like the increasing p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 201 | 29.95 | cial security bill because that s actually what the bill does there s been this argument throughout the debate on this bill and during question time this week about why this was simon court hate landlords demonised them for years robertson no you see th | taking money off the poorest new zealanders to pay for tax cuts for landlords and property speculators because that s actually what the bill does and there s been this argument throughout the debate on this bill and during question time this week about about why this is it no see ah the member mr court interjects demon... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 202 | 27.31 | that i moved south to dunedin enrolled in a conservation corps course and started using my brain there i met not only my dreamboat husband emerson but i began meeting and learning about our most endangered native fish species who are most commonly encountered fried as a whitebait patty i learned of bizarre outdated law... | that i moved south to denison enrolled in a coarse conservation course and started using my brain there i met not only my dreamboat husband emerson but i began meeting and learning about our most endangered native fish species who are most commonly encountered fried as a whitebait patty i learned of bizarre outdated la... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 203 | 29 | what a time to be alive and what a task ahead of us a time when we live in an upside down world where the protection of trade routes has a higher priority than the protection of human life where the profits of corporations and banks have more sanctity than the ecological integrity of our forests our oceans and our chil... | what a time to be alive and what a task ahead of us a time when we live in an upside down world where the protection of trade routes have a higher priority than the protection of human life where the profits of corporations and banks have more sanctity than the ecological integrity of our forests our oceans and our chi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 204 | 29.7 | nefits well i think what the member is referring to is the fact that unfortunately under the last government we had a situation where inflation was outstripping wage growth what that meant was it not only eroded the purchasing power of new zealand workers and their families it also meant that the previous administratio... | well mr speaker i think what the member is referring to is the fact that unfortunately under the last government we had a situation where inflation was outstripping wage growth and what that meant was it not only eroded the purchasing power of new zealand workers and their families it also meant that the previous admin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 205 | 22.96 | by lowering increases to benefits | by lowering increases to benefits on behalf of minister i stand by my statements but water the honourable kira macdonald thank you mr speaker i m seeking some clarification from your ruling just now in rat all political questions by nature also all questions by nature are political speakers rulings are quite clear that |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 206 | 23.01 | be released on 27 march question no 4 finance 4 hon grant robertson to the minister of finance my question i ll just give the member a breather for a moment to the minister of finance does she stand by the commitment in the coalition agreement with act to restore mortgage interest deductibility for rental properties wi... | come now to question number four in the name of the honourable grant rogers thank you very much mr speaker my question i ll just give the member of a breather for a moment to the minister of finance does she stand by the commitment in the coalition agreement with act to quote restore mortgage interest deductibility for... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 207 | 28.43 | nt will restore council ownership and control of water assets if so what actions has he taken to fulfil this commitment eon brown yes yesterday the coalition government delivered on its promise to repeal the divisive three waters programme that would ve taken local decisions away from communities the vast majority of c... | the government will restore council ownership and control of water assets if so what actions has he taken to fulfill this commitment great honourable simeon brown mr speaker yes yesterday the coalition government delivered on its promise to repeal the divisive three waters program that would have taken local decisions ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 208 | 21.47 | sions around the precise pathway for projects that will be referred are the subject of discussions right now as we work through the process of getting the bill ready for introduction within the hundred days and once the bill is ready to go and it s gone through cabinet and presented to the house he ll have a good chanc... | decisions around the precise pathway for projects that will be referred are the subject of discussions right now as we work through the process of getting the bill ready for introduction within a hundred days and once the bill is ready to go and it s gone through cabinet and presented to the house he ll have a good cha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 209 | 26.93 | latest inflation data from stats new zealand shows that the price of building a new house has increased by 41 percent as compared with 2019 prices this massive increase in the cost of building over the last four years has made housing even more unaffordable for kiwi families tom rutherford are building costs higher or ... | the latest inflation data from stats new zealand shows that the price of building a new house has increased by forty one percent as compared with twenty nineteen prices this massive increase in the cost of building over the last four years has made housing even more unaffordable for kiwi families supplementary are buil... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 210 | 29.28 | te it would be really good if we could talk about the title in this part and then we can get to the part that actually starts talking about the amendment so i know it has been broadened out a little bit and given that you re the first speaker let s just sort of give a little bit of leeway here seeing as you ve started ... | we re not taking it as one part of being really good if we could okay about the title in this part and then we can get to the part that actually starts from okay so i know it has been broadened out a little bit and given you the first speaker let s just sort of give a little bit of leeway here seeing your start okay pr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 211 | 16.38 | ened that up for you to finish your speech yes thank you ok great thank you so what this bill effectively does is provides that pathway for people to become registered through their exp | okay with me to open that up okay thank you yeah okay great thank you um and so what this bill effectively does is provides that pathway for people to become registered through their experience |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 212 | 27.76 | n setting as soon as possible considering there is actually a shortage of social workers that we are facing in this country hon carmel sepuloni point of order madam chair i m not sure what our recourse is here but the defence and the reference to the submissions for the two year reduction have actually been responded t... | police officers setting as soon as possible considering there is actually short shortage of social workers that we are currently facing in this country i ve got a point of order not sure what our recourse is here but the defence and the reference to the submissions for the two year reduction have actually been responde... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 213 | 29.549938 | have i want to reflect on why i m asking for the engagement of tertiary education institutions because being a field educator for social workers i ve done guest lectures for social work classes and it s really clear that a lot of the people who are able to get registered through the experience pathways are some of the ... | and i want to reflect on why i m asking for the engagement of tertiary education institutions because i ve been a field educator for social workers i ve i ve done guest lectures for um for social work classes and and it s really clear that um a lot of the people who are able to get registered through the experience pat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 214 | 21.03 | motion not agreed to thank you madam chair given that we are continuing with this debate and obviously the government is confident in progressing this proposed amendment i ask again my questions to the minister did the minister receive the correspondence on 13 february did her office and herself rea | honourable willow jean prong thank you madam chair given that we are continuing with this debate and obviously the government is confident in progressing this proposed amendment i ask again my questions to the minister did the minister receive the correspondence on the thirteenth of february did her office and herself |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 215 | 19.65 | read that correspondence give it consideration and decide to ignore the request to set aside their submission upon which this amendment is actually basing the proposal to reduce it to two years has that happened before we came into the house today | read that correspondence give it consideration and decide to ignore the request to set aside their submission upon which this amendment is actually basing the proposal to reduce it to two years has that happened before we came into the house today |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 216 | 27.52 | ication in this particular clause 4 happy to provide that clarification and yes a letter was received yesterday i think it was in relation to this piece of legislation and it has been considered a bit challenging given the content of the letter suggesting that a submission that had been submitted on behalf of their org... | madam chair honorable louise upston happy to provide that clarification and yes a letter was received yesterday i think it was in relation to this piece of legislation and it has been considered a bit challenging given the content of the letter suggesting that a submission that had been submitted on behalf of their org... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 217 | 29.76 | hat i believe that we need to do to ensure that we move to that mandatory registration and that we provide that experience pathway for those who are yet to enter into it i accept that that is not the member s position but it is the position of the government hon carmel sepuloni that s not the association s position it ... | i believe we need to do to ensure that we move to that mandatory registration and that we provide that experience pathway for those who are yet to enter into it i accept that that is not the members position but it is the position of the government and it is not the it is not the position of the government it has been ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 218 | 27.15 | my feedback has been from that very sector is that we haven t done the systemic work enough to remove those barriers yes 2017 has still not allowed for the systemic barriers to be removed yet and so what that from their perspective will result in is that some whanau will be denied the experience and skill | my feedback has been from that that very sector is that we haven t done the systemic work enough to remove those barriers yes two thousand and seventeen has still not allowed for the systemic barriers to be removed yet and so what that from their perspective will result in is that some fano will be denied the experienc... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 219 | 29.77 | sion this contribution i m making now is to support the points that have been made by te pati maori and mariameno kapa kingi it is specifically relating to our maori social workers is the minister rejecting the letter and the plea from the tangata whenua social workers association to allow four y | this contribution that i m making now is to actually support um the points that have been made by tippati maori and maria meno kapa kingi ah specifically relating to our maori social workers and as the minister rejecting the letter and the plea from the tangata tefua social workers association to allow |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 220 | 26.75 | t families are in fact better off in work than not in work given the change to the indexation of main benefits to track inflation rather than wages or inflation will this in fact have a projected fiscal saving to the government because benefits are going to | families are no worse off or better off in work than not in work given the change to the indexation of main benefits to track inflation rather than wages or inflation does this will this in fact have a projected fiscal saving to the government because in fact |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 221 | 28.27 | to then have enough to get by otherwise as i said the settings as they are and in relationship to what my amendment is trying to address so yeah the settings as they are basically create a perverse outcome for people entering the workforce when they re not adequately supported in the way they would have been say in 200... | um to then have enough to get by otherwise um as i said the settings as they are and and in relationship to what my amendment is trying to to address um uh so yeah the settings as they are basically create a perverse outcome for people entering the workforce when they re not adequately supported and their way that woul... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 222 | 27.46 | o are not being addressed so indeed a name that actually describes what this bill does which is increase poverty would be far more suitable than what we have right now i wasn t going to take a call on the title until actually the national party member decided to actually lay bare the truth of what this bill is about it... | are not being addressed so indeed a name that actually described what this bill does which is increased poverty would be far more suitable than what we have right now and and i wasn t going to take a call on title under actually the national party member decided to to to actually lay bare the truth of what this bill is... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 223 | 28.64 | worthy or treated with respect and dignity when they are on a benefit if the member spoke about dignity and work there s a gross gross implication here about what they believe people on the benefit experience and how they should be treated it also assumes that people on the benefit are not doing work so i d like to get... | worthwhile of treated with respect and dignity um when they are on a benefit because if the member spoke about dignity in work it s there s an ah gross gross implication here about what they believe people on the benefit experience how they should be treated it also assumes that people on the benefit are not doing work... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 224 | 23.84 | needed to pay for the tax cuts that the national party and the coalition government are now proposing so that title i think would be extremely appropriate because it s actually what the bill does there s been this inconsistency in the argument of government members who ve spoken on this who as mr bayly just did in his ... | to pay for the tax cuts that the national party and the coalition government are now proposing so that title madam chair i think would be extremely appropriate because it s actually what the bill does and there s been this inconsistency in the argument of government members who ve spoken on this who as mr bailey just d... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 225 | 27.26 | we re going to pick that one up because we know it will make a massive difference to lifting children out of poverty and the reverse is clearly true in the material that s on the table and was discussed in the house today that this bill will push 7 000 kids back into poverty andrew becroft was right this was one of the... | we re going to pick that one up because we know it will make a massive difference to lifting children out of poverty and the reverse is clearly true in the material that s on the table and was discussed in the house today that this bill will push seven thousand kids back into poverty andrew beikoff was right this was o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 226 | 27.17 | moan altogether in the end i lost my language i struggled i was embarrassed and i felt incomplete and even speaking to you in samoan this evening gives me major tremors there s a saying in samoan e le tu fa amauga se tagata no one stands alone no one succeeds alone and for me no one suffers | we stopped speaking samone altogether in the end i lost my language i struggled i was embarrassed and i felt incomplete and even speaking to you in samone this evening gives me major tremors there s a saying in samone eliot for a moment it s another no one stands alone no one succeeds alone and for me no one suffers al... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 227 | 25.4 | thank you mr speaker does she agree with the children s commissioner that indexing benefits to wage growth was the single biggest step to stop children remaining in poverty and if so why is she reversing these changes no i disagree because actually the single biggest thing we can do is reduce the number of children gro... | thank you mr speaker does she agree with the children s commissioner that indexing benefits to wage growth was the single biggest step to stop children remaining in poverty and if so why is she reversing these changes no i disagree because actually the single biggest thing we can do is reduce the number of children gro... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 228 | 26.06 | and employment the answer is no however i do agree with the statement in the salvation army report that says we have a new government that cannot take credit for the positive developments outlined in this report or be blamed for the disturbing developments that have taken place over the last one to three years hon mara... | um mr speaker on behalf of the minister the answer is no however i do agree with the statement in the salvation army report that says we have a new government that cannot take credit for the positive developments outlined in this report or be blamed for the disturbing developments that have taken place over the last on... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 229 | 28.42 | ctions has he taken to fulfil this commitment eon brown yes yesterday the coalition government delivered on its promise to repeal the divisive three waters programme that would ve taken local decisions away from communities the vast majority of councils were opposed to labour s three waters this government is deliverin... | if so what actions has he taken to fulfill this commitment greg honourable simeon brown mr speaker yes yesterday the coalition government delivered on its promise to repeal the divisive three waters program that would have taken local decisions away from communities the vast majority of councils were opposed to labour ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 230 | 19.129938 | t vulnerable at risk children where oranga tamariki has entered into strategic partnerships under section 7aa i have directed them to continue with these where they are delivering positive results laura trask what other priorities does the minister have | vulnerable at risk children where oranga tamatangi has entered into strategic partnerships under section seven aa i have directed them to continue with these where they are delivering positive results supplementary what other priorities does the minister have |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 231 | 20.92 | ake any more questions can i just acknowledge grant robertson s announcement of his retirement today i thank him for his service in this place in parliament and also in government and wish him well for the future rt hon chris hipkins is louise upston correct that changes to benefit indexation will save the government 6... | and before i take any more questions can i just do acknowledge grant robertson s announcement of his retirement today thank him for his service in this place in parliament and also in government and wish him well for the future is louise upston correct that changes to benefit indexation will save the government six hun... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 232 | 28.17 | chris hipkins what s the total estimated cost of the coalition agreement to restore mortgage interest deductibility for rental properties including the backdating that they have agreed to that information will be available in the budget in may rt hon chris hipkins what does it say about his government s priorities that... | mr speaker what s the total estimated cost of the coalition agreement to restore mortgage interest deductibility for rental properties including the backdating that they have agreed to that information will be available in the budget and may doesn t know mr speaker what does it say about his government s priorities tha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 233 | 23.44 | his new coalition government is not content to allow new zealanders to languish on the jobseeker benefit without proactive support or checking in on their progress to find work we want them to experience the independence and opportunities that come from work that s why yesterday i announced that 2 500 additional people... | this new coalition government is not content to allow new zealanders to languish on the jobseeker benefit without proactive support or checking in on their progress to find work we want them to experience the independence and opportunities that come from work that s why yesterday i announced two thousand five hundred a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 234 | 27.89 | f we look at a recent seminar in the top of the south island 82 kiwi job seekers turned up to that seminar 64 secured interviews had they not been there they would not have taken that very important step of securing an interview that for some would have led to employment ricardo menendez march what outcomes then are me... | beneficiary so if we look at a recent seminar in the top of the south island uh eighty two kiwi job seekers turned up to that seminar sixty four secured interviews had they not been there they would have not taken that very important step of securing an interview that for some would have led to employment what outcomes... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 235 | 17.73 | dependent on welfare long term and help them experience the independence and opportunities that work provide | dependent on welfare long term and help them experience the independence and opportunities that work provide question number eleven the honourable james sure thank you mr speaker and my question is to the minister responsible for rma reform |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 236 | 20.16 | ng well it s great to be talking about the regional fuel tax again in parliament and how we re going to lower the cost of living for aucklanders and i d make the point to the member that there are a range of categories which we will not be funding which include bus priority improvements bus infrastructure th | well mr speaker it s great to be talking about the regional fuel tax again in parliament and how we re going to lower the cost of living for auckland is and i take and i take the and i make the point to the member there are a range of categories which we will not be funding which include bus priority improvements bus i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 237 | 27.74 | of the income support system so for those who have just been tuning in to this debate now i wanted to go through what those changes are to be clear because as a result of some of the debate in earlier stages members of the public may have thought this was an isolated policy that had impacts that the opposition would li... | of the income support system so for those who have just been tuning into this debate now i wanted to go through what those changes are to be clear because as a result of some of the debate in earlier stages members of the public may have thought this was an isolated policy that had impacts that the opposition would lik... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 238 | 24.99 | we ve heard even just in the state of the nation speech the priority given to focusing on being tougher on beneficiaries well it s not anything of use to new zealand or anything that should be a priority to new zealand what it is is bullying it is bullying from that side of the house and deliberate distraction tactics ... | we ve heard even just in the state of the nation s speech the priority given to focusing on being tougher on beneficiaries well it s not anything of use to new zealand or anything that should be a priority till new zealand what it is is bullying it is bullying from that side of the house and deliberate distraction tact... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 239 | 26.22 | work it is effectively going to increase the wage gap both the gender and ethnic wage gap and it is going to contribute to low wages so let s make it really clear this bill will affect people in a negative way who are trying to get into paid employment when she talks in her absolutely ableist language about if people c... | it is effectively going to increase the wage gap both the gender and ethnic wage gap and it is going to contribute to low wages so let s make it really clear this bill will affect people who are in a negative way who are trying to get into paid employment and when she talks about in her absolutely ablest language about... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 240 | 28.93 | ve here is that we acknowledge people do find themselves in difficult times but we also acknowledge that if we allow ourselves to go too far we ll have a poverty of aspiration we need to fight against the poverty of aspiration this woman that i spoke about is the hon louise upston they re the things that she said to me... | is that we acknowledge people do find themselves in difficult times but we also acknowledge that if we allow ourselves to go too far will have a poverty of aspiration and we need to fight against the poverty of aspiration this woman that i spoke about is the honourable louise upston that s they re the things that she s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 241 | 27.759938 | read a third time i first want to put on record my thanks to the members of the social services and community committee who examined this legislation i was in the previous parliament a member of that committee and i know how hard working the members of that select committee are i also want to acknowledge the officials ... | madam speaker i first want to put on record my thanks to the members of the social services and community select committee who examined this legislation i was in the previous parliament a member of that committee and i know how hard working the members of that select committee are i also want to acknowledge the officia... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 242 | 27.28 | that s important for them but it s important for us being able to meet the workforce shortage that we re currently experiencing what was disappointing with this particular bill is the government s decision to reduce the extension or time frame for being able to get the experience pathway from four years to two year | that s important for them but it s important for us being able to meet the workers short force for the workforce shortage that we re currently experiencing what was disappointing with this particular bill is the government s decision to to reduce the extension or time frame for being able to to get the experience pathw... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 243 | 28.83 | to it was concerning during committee stages too to put on record that the actual minister of the bill was not the one who was presiding in the chair at the time it s very hard to have a constructive debate when the person who should be most informed about this bill was not the one who was participating in the committe... | concerning during committee stages to put on record that the actual minister of the bill was not the one who is presiding in the chair at the time and so it s very hard to have a constructive debate when the person who should be most informed about this bill was not the one who was participating in the committee stages... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 244 | 25.14 | community support we need more maori and pasifika and rangatahi support we need more rainbow workers support and we haven t got enough qualified social workers yet we haven t ended homelessness we haven t ended poverty and so the structural barriers remain to those groups seeking to be workers in a field that this hous... | community support we need more maori and pacifica and rangatahi support we need more rainbow workers support and we haven t got enough qualified social workers yet we haven t ended homelessness we haven t ended poverty and so the structural barriers remain to those groups seeking to be workers in a field that this hous... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 245 | 28.449938 | house is desperately going to rely on so the greens are supporting the legislation overall we wish that the minister had the foresight and leadership to have been able to maintain a longer lead in that is disappointing i truly hope we do not end up back here in the next years to try and remedy her lack of insight kia o... | is desperately going to rely on so mr speaker the greens are supporting the legislation overall we wish that the minister had this the foresight and leadership to have been able to maintain a longer lead in that is disappointing i truly hope we do not end up back here in the next years to try and remedy her lack of ins... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 246 | 29.29 | mitter for their contribution to this legislation as i said before social workers play a very important role in people s lives but on the other hand it s really important for people those who are receiving services from these social workers to also be getting the assurance that the social worker who is working with the... | a man speaker mr speaker sorry as i said before that social workers play a very important role in people s lives but on the other hand mr speaker it s really important for people those who are receiving services from these social workers they are also getting that assurance that the social worker who is working with th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 247 | 16.32 | is increasing for example between the years 2020 and 2022 31 percent of social worker registrations under the experience pathway were people who identified as maori so the | is increasing for example between the years of twenty twenty and twenty two thirty one percent of social worker registrations under the experience pathway were people who identified as maori so mr speaker |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 248 | 29.55 | ation applicants must have a qualification recognised by that board however there is an exception in section 13 which allows an alternative pathway for people with extensive practical experience but without a prescribed qualification to become social workers this bill addresses a concern that we have on two hands one i... | applicants must have a qualification recognised by that board however there is an exception in section thirteen which allows a alternative pathway for people with extensive practical experience but without a prescribed qualification uh but to become social workers um mr speaker there is this bill addresses a concern th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 249 | 20.32 | but are unable to go through that formal study because of the expense of it this is an opportunity to allow people to gain their qualification and recognition and registration through this pathway we also know that with the pay equity extension out there it | but are unable to go through that formal study because of the expense of it and this is an opportunity to allow people to gain their qualification in recognition registration through this pathway we also know mr speaker that with the pay equity extension um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 250 | 23.71 | me i move that urgency be accorded the introduction and first reading of the misuse of drugs amendment bill the introduction and the first and second readings of the legal services amendment bill and the introduction and passing through all stages of the land transport management re | mr speaker i move that urgency be accorded the introduction and first reading of the misuse of drugs pseudoephedrine amendment bill the introduction and the first and second readings of the legal services amendment bill the introduction and passing through all stages of the land transport management repeal of regional ... |
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