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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 851 | 24.190063 | prisoner communications about measures they can take if they do not want to be contacted by a prisoner we think that this in the end the justice committee concluded in its report back page 2 approach would support victims to control what contact they receive from prisoners and make clear the other side control for vict... | prisoner communications about measures they can take if they do not want to be contacted by a prisoner and we think that this the committee in the end the justice committee concluded in its report back page too that we think this approach would support victims to control what contact they receive from prisoners and mak... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 852 | 17.76 | odifies the responsibilities on prison managers and the corrections chief of staff when it comes to protecting victims from unwanted correspondence and the likes of phone calls by prisoners at the same time it also identifies | codifies the responsibilities on prison managers and corrections chief of staff when it comes to when it comes to protecting victims with unwanted correspondence or phone calls of the likes by prisoners at the same time it also identifies |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 853 | 29.069938 | e as a policy analyst in a former life you always want to ask the question whether legislation is necessary in order to do that so there is a little bit of a question for me as to whether we need a bill in order to create an obligation on a chief executive that would be something potentially a minister of the crown wou... | as a policy analyst in a formal life you always want to ask the question whether legislation is necessary in order to do that and so there is um a little bit of a question for me as to whether we need a bill in order to create an obligation on a chief executive that would be something potentially a minister of the crow... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 854 | 26.82 | hon david parker you d be better to spend it on a hospital in dunedin increase pay for corrections employees and extend rehabilitation programmes for prisoners it s really disappointing to be heckled from across the house from the hon david parker this is actually a really serious moment and he goes let s talk about du... | in new funding to deliver eight hundred and ten extra beds deliver new frontline staff increase pay for corrections employees and extend rehabilitation programs from prisoners it s really disappointing to be heckled from across the house from the honourable david parker when with this is actually a really serious momen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 855 | 22.980063 | court when i spoke to dr henderson and asked her more about the impetus of this bill she said as a starting point trying to get lawyers to use alternatives in the family court isn t always easy people don t know what they don t know but creating a presumption should make things easier and this is what this bill does we... | when i spoke to dr henderson and asked her more about the impetus of this bill she said as a starting point trying to get lawyers to use alternatives in the family court isn t always easy people don t know what they don t know but creating a presumption should make things easier and mr speaker this is what this bill do... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 856 | 26.4 | but the presumption in favour of alternative ways of giving evidence is an important protection for this particular very vulnerable group it prompts judges and lawyers to actually use the tools that we know work well to level the playing field to limit the intimidation that we know happens on a daily basis and to prote... | but the presumption in favor of alternative ways of giving evidence is an important protection for the very this particular very vulnerable group it prompts judges and lawyers to actually use the tools that we know work well to level the playing field to limit the intimidation that we know happens on a daily basis and ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 857 | 20.61 | and so alternative methods can help those witnesses provide clearer more effective evidence secondly we believe it will increase access to justice many victims currently hesitate to seek family court intervention out of fear of facing their abusers so these provisions providing extra protections may encourage more peop... | and so alternative methods can help those witnesses provide clearer more effective evidence ah secondly we believe it will increase access to justice many victims currently hesitate to seek family court intervention out of fear of facing their abusers so these provisions providing issue protections may encourage more p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 858 | 29.44 | so those are things during the select committee process that we hope to be able to tease out and try and mitigate and minimise any impact secondly there may be some additional procedural complexities as we introduce new ways of operating in the family courts the process of applying for and contesting these alternative ... | so those are things during the select committee process that we hope to be able to tease out and try and mitigate and minimize any impact secondly there may be some additional procedural complexities as we introduce new ways of operating in the family courts the process of applying for and contesting these alternative ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 859 | 13.71 | rightsissues to be considered in this the bill does change and amend some of the procedures around giving evidence which may impact on a respondent s right to be heard and to face their accuser so chan | rights issues to be considered in this the bill does change and amends some of the procedures around giving evidence which may impact on a respondent s right to be heard and to face their accuser and so um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 860 | 15.970063 | i also want to touch on some of the remarks from the national party particularly the concerns that they noted around the admin requirements and resource requirements that they presented as i guess issues of concern and needing further evaluation i | um i also wanted to touch on some of the remarks from the national party particularly um the concerns that they noted around the admin requirements and resource requirements that they presented as issues of concerns and needing further evaluation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 861 | 27.5 | o are victims and help them actually get on with their lives and heal i think this bill we carefully considered it the act caucus we looked at it and we do think it s worthy of going to select committee and having a discussion because it does actually put in place a presumption that does support victims dr mclellan men... | victims and help them actually get on with their lives in here and again i think this this bill um you know we carefully considered it the act caucus and we and we looked at it and we do think it s worthy of going to a select committee and having a discussion because it does actually put in place a presumption that doe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 862 | 26.19 | perience of at the bar that family court cases i was involved in were extremely difficult ones where the parties had been going at it for years and years in fact in the case i was involved in the mother had gone on the run and refused to come to court these are the kinds of very difficult situations we re dealing with ... | the family court cases i was involved in were extremely difficult ones where the parties had been going at it for years and years and in fact in the case i was involved on the mother had gone on the run and would refuse to come to court so these are the kinds of very difficult situations we re dealing with and i think ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 863 | 28.79 | ort the sad reality though is that 58 percent of wahine maori are affected by family violence over a lifetime that s kind of what i mean you know there are a lot of reasons why those sorts of things happen but i want to make that comment because as well as be | the sad reality though mr speaker is that fifty eight percent of women in maori are affected by family violence over a lifetime so that s kind of one of me you know um and there is up there is a lot of uh there s a lot of reasons why those sorts of things happen but i i want to make that comment because as well as |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 864 | 12.66 | on 22 october in question time i stated that the ministry of education had advised me that it considered it was acting outside its appropriation for school transport assistance and that as a result the ministry may be in breach of the public finance act | on twenty second of october in question time i stated that the ministry of education had advised me that it considered it was acting outside its appropriation for school transport assistance and that as a result the ministry may be in breach of the public finance act |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 865 | 21.64 | our courts more receptive to families and some of the trauma they re experiencing when going through them so existing protections in the criminal proceedings include automatic entitlement for child witnesses to give evidence in alternative ways instead of more stressful normal methods of being | our courts more receptive to families in some of the trauma they re experiencing when going through them so existing protections in the criminal proceedings include automatic entitlement for child witnesses to give evidence in alternative ways instead of more stressful normal methods of being |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 866 | 27.900063 | process itself some of the findings the evaluation of the trial sexualviolence court using different ways of crossexamining showed that victims were less traumatised at the end of the case and that better outcomes were made i truly hope that the same outcomes can be made through this piece of legislation we know that c... | some of the some of the findings of the evaluation of the trial sexual violence support using different ways of cross examining showed that victims were less traumatized at the end of the case and that better outcomes were made i truly hope that ah that the same outcomes can be made um through this piece of legislation... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 867 | 27.17 | lice respond to and just to wind up on these horrific numbers according to new zealand police s 2022 2023 annual report 177 452 family harm investigations were recorded by the new zealand police in the year to june 2023 a | and just to wind up on these horrific numbers madam speaker according to the new zealand police a new zealand place is own annual report twenty two thirty one hundred and seventy seven thousand four hundred and fifty two family harm investigations were recorded by the new zealand police in the year to june twenty twent... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 868 | 28.22 | so that s what this bill would do other countries have done this this is not an unusual type of law to have australia has it as part of their fair work legislation ontario in canada has a law which prohibits employers from taking reprisals against employees the united kingdom has a law banning reprisals for discussing ... | so that s what this bill would do other countries have done this this is not an unusual type of law to have australia has it as part of their fair work legislation ontario in canada has a law which prohibits employees from taking reprisals against employees the united kingdom has a law banning reprisals for discussing ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 869 | 25.05 | eens if the clock s working oh i rise anyway if the clocks aren t working to speak on the employment relations amendment bill and just to signal for the house that we will be supporting this bill it s great to hear that bill looks like its destined to be heard at the select committee where it can have that more precise... | i ll rise anyway if the clubs i m working on behalf of the greens to speak on the employment relations employee employee remuneration disclosure amendment bill and just a signal for the house that we will be supporting this bill and it s great to hear that this bill looks like it s destined to be heard at the select co... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 870 | 28.46 | n since i was practising because it s come in from australia australia has had to deal with this because it s been happening so i urge the select committee to actually examine what s happening in other places we aren t just here to solve the biggest problems that have already happened and that have a lot of the victims... | i was practicing because it s coming from australia so australia has had to deal with this because it s been happening so i d urge the select committee to actually examine what s happening in other places because we aren t just here to solve the biggest problems that have already happened and lots of victims of those w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 871 | 17.25 | for those parties who have decided not to support this bill i welcome your reconsideration after the select committee process i think unfortunately this problem of us not being able to have transparency around pay does lead to quite a few different | for those parties who have decided not to support this bill i welcome your reconsideration after the select committee process i think unfortunately this problem of us not being able to have transparency around pay does lead to quite a few different |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 872 | 26.29 | the prime minister is the prime minister for all government legislation not just the things that are inconvenient or convenient to him and he has to be able to answer questions on all decisions the cabinet has taken to simply say oh well it s not a decision of cabinet that we re going to subsequently agree with further... | the prime minister is the prime minister for all government legislation not just the things that are inconvenient or convenient to him and he has to be able to answer questions on all decisions the cabinet has taken to simply say oh well it s not a decision of cabinet that we re going to subsequently agree with further... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 873 | 26.72 | the primary document by leave laid on the table of the house hon ginny andersen why did he support proposals to weaken police inspection powers over gun ranges when police had clearly advised him of the risks of unlicensed shooters such as gang members being allowed on gun ranges by licensed firearm owners i | can i just say that s a question set of a long way from the primary anyway supplementary why did he support proposals to weaken police inspection powers over gun ranges when police had clearly advised him of the risks of unlicensed tutors such as gang members being allowed on gun ranges by licensed firearm owners |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 874 | 27.23 | s that they are the safe place to use firearms that is where firearm safety is delivered it is where firearms use is monitored the best thing we can do about public safety is to ensure that these ranges which are largely run by volunteers are given the support they need to keep those open hon ginny andersen why is he r... | is that they are a safe place to use firearms that is where fire arm safety is delivered as we have um fire arms use is monitored and the best thing that we can do around public safety is ensuring that these ranges which are largely run by volunteers they given the support they need to keep those open why is he risking... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 875 | 27.58 | m need reform it currently takes on average 569 days for a home to be built and consented amid a housing shortage that has persisted for some time that is simply too long to wait currently a singlestorey home of standard dimensions might feature some 10 to 15 separate inspections the resources of the building control s... | mr speaker it currently takes on average five hundred and sixty nine days for a home to be built and consented a mode of housing shortage that has persisted for some time that is simply too long to wait currently a single story home of standard dimensions might feature some ten to fifteen separate inspections the resou... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 876 | 28.85 | debbie ngarewa packer kia ora e te pika how can the government go into a relationship with a president who has actively promoted and deliberately supported the genocide of a people in palestine look i mr speaker could i say i have no intention hang on a minute i haven t called th | sir i am not a packer kioda to pick up how can you go into how can the government go into a relationship with a president who is actively promoted and deliberately supported the genocide of a people in palestine |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 877 | 28.96 | e member could speculate about anything but has no grounds for the assertion i note that if the member were concerned about redactions the information was received by her in march this year and no complaint has been made as far as i am aware hon dr ayesha verrall supplementary one more hon dr ayesha verrall why did she... | the member could speculate about anything but has no grounds for the assertion i note that if the member were concerned about redactions the information received by her in march this year and no complaint has been made as far as i m aware is it supplementary one more why did she claim on tuesday that her acting contrar... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 878 | 23.86 | without having to jump through the unnecessary regulatory hoops laura mcclure will the minister focus on simplifying customer due diligence to address the report s specific recommendations mckee yes businesses have highlighted excessive customer due diligence as a primary challenge for small | without having to jump through the unnecessary regulatory hoops will the minister focus on simplifying customer due diligence to address the report s specific recommendations mr speaker yes businesses have highlighted excessive customer due diligence as a primary challenge for small business |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 879 | 29.19 | aka as we are all aware this government is very focused on delivering better public services any matters in relation to jobs and employment are operational matters and will be left at the appropriate operational levels hon peeni henare will he commit to fronting up on the forecourt of parliament to listen to the tens o... | as we are all aware this government is very focused on delivering better public services any matters in relation to jobs and employment are operational matters and will be left at the appropriate operational levels thank you mr speaker to the minister will he commit to fronting up on the floor of parliament to listen t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 880 | 28.929938 | lem i d love to hear your response to that thank you thank you very much to members for those questions i want to reinforce the aspects that i noted in my opening statement that it is the government s position that the pricing of agriculture is not suitable within the emissions trading scheme and hence the purpose of t... | i d love to hear your response to that thank you madam honourable simon watts yeah well thank you very much for members for those questions i want to reinforce the aspects that i noted in my opening statement that it is the government s position that pricing of agriculture is not suitable within their missions trading ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 881 | 22.67 | diesel going into a ute petrol going into a farm bike is covered under the ets and will continue to be so so that aspect in regards to on farm considerations is not changing at all because we know when you get fuel from a service station that is covered under the ets the point around nitric oxide about 70 percent | diesel going into a u t petrol going into a farm bike is covered under the etss and will continue to be so so that aspect in regards to on farm considerations is not changing at all because we know when you get fuel from a service station that is covered under the etss the point around nitrous oxide about seventy perce... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 882 | 26.81 | and talking to trade partners acknowledged as being at the forefront of our efforts to reduce international agricultural emissions there is still a determination to do that if new zealand had been at the forefront of that the opportunity for bonus payments for premiums was huge was and still is huge | and talking to trade partners acknowledged as being at the forefront of our efforts to reduce international agricultural emissions that there is still a determination to do that if new zealand had been at the forefront of that the opportunity for bonus payments for premiums was huge was and still is huge |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 883 | 21.75 | use as the minister himself or others perhaps has mentioned it has driven really good behaviour and the type of behaviours that we want to see from our agricultural sector if he was to consider extending it out further while the current technologies that | as the minister himself or others perhaps has mentioned that it has driven really good behaviour in the type of behaviours that we want to see from our agricultural sector if he was to consider extending it out further while the current technologies that |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 884 | 9.76 | just around paragraph 17 of the ris which kind of makes mention and the minister alluded to this in his opening remarks as well that there is a plan | was just around para seventeen of the riz which kind of makes mention and the minister alluded to this in his opening remarks as well that there is a plan |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 885 | 26.67 | s why do they need to be removed from the ets the minister said well because the other nitrous oxide is related to ruminants and ruminant things that come from ruminants i d be quiet about that but because that other nitrous oxide relates to ruminants then that should be bun | why do they need to be removed from the et s the minister said well because um the other nitrous oxide is related to ruminants and ruminant things that come from ruminants had i been polite about that but but because there are the nitrous oxide relates to ruminants then that should be |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 886 | 24.610063 | still in the ets and they re not being removed despite the fact that methane is also related to ruminants the logic just doesn t seem to be there beyond that point there s 3 8 percent relating to synthetic fertilisers is something that we should be aiming to remove from our system | are still in the et s and they re not being removed despite the fact that methane is also related to ruminants so the logic just doesn t seem to be there and beyond that point um this three point eight percent relating to synthetic fertilizers as it s something that we should be aiming to remove from our system |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 887 | 25.11 | have i misinterpreted the latitude is not huge it s a small part of the bill and they may refer back to where it came from but we don t want relitigation of part 1 and part 2 all over again francisco hernandez thank you for your guidance madam chair thank you madam chair it s good to be able to take a call on the clima... | right or provide an interpreter the latitude is not huge it s a small part of the bill and they may refer back to what where it came from but we don t want relitigation of parts one and part two all over again thank you for your guidance madam chair honourable barbara edmonds um good to be able to take a call on the cl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 888 | 26.38 | that it feels that the only way we can actually get some attention on the issue and traction with people understanding the magnitude and the severity of it is to draw distinctions to more political things i wanted to suggest the train wreck part of it because we know trains they re really fast and | that it feels that the only way we can actually get some attention on the issue and traction with people understanding the magnitude and the severity of it is to draw you know distinctions to more political things and i wanted to suggest the train wreck part of it because we know trains they re really fast |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 889 | 26.8 | point of order mr speaker according to standing order 116 the house must take into account the constitutional relationship between the legislative and judicial branches of government the treaty principles bill being proposed violates this constitutional relationship by overriding decades of judicial decisions well ther... | point of order mr speaker according to standing order one one six the house must take into account the constitutional relationship between the legislative and judicial branches of government the treaty principles bill being proposed violates this constitutional relationship by overriding decades of judicial decisions w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 890 | 28.28 | t it actually the case that any people that are now housed are in houses funded and built not by this government but by the previous labour government and that interruption the question is going to be started again because we listen in silence to people s questions hon kieran mcanulty thank you sir isn t it actually th... | thank you sir isn t it actually the case that any people that are now housed are in houses funded and built not by this government but by the previous labour government and the question is going to be started again because we listen in silence to people s questions thank you sir isn t it actually the case that any peop... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 891 | 17.120063 | there is no point dangling around the fact and the sector accepts that and the ets is not the right tool to do that job so the point of this bill is to make an agreement to remove it from the ets and that is the scope of the bill and that s what i m happy to answer questions on | there is no point dangling around the fact that the sector accepts that and the et s is not the right tool to do that job so the point of this bill is to make an agreement to remove it from the et s and that is the scope of the bill and that s what i m happy to answer questions on |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 892 | 25.97 | e also hear in this house a lot that new zealand is the most efficient so i m interested in what the minister is basing his statement on whether his words were carefully selected for being one of the most as opposed to the number one most efficient if he could comment on that it would be useful | and we also hear in this house a lot that new zealand is the most efficient so i m interested in what the minister is basing his statement on if um his words were carefully selected for being one of the most as opposed to the number one most efficient if he could comment on there it would be useful because |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 893 | 25.639938 | why it s relevant to this discussion is that the backstop has been removed so we re now waiting we re pushing everything out to 2030 and that s just government policy there s no backstop being provided anymore and the rationale for removing that backstop is that we re already the best or among the best in the world so ... | why it s relevant to this discussion is that the backstop has been removed so we re now wedding we re pushing everything out to twenty thirty and that s just government policy there s no backstop being provided anymore and the rationale for removing that backstop is well we re already the best or among the best in the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 894 | 28.939938 | so that the amount of emission reduction expected from short lived gases like biogenic methane was a lot lower than the reduction in emissions required from carbon dioxide because from my perspective that was the first big limitation of risk for the rural sector which was appropriate secondly in respect of that split g... | so that the amount of emission reduction expected from short lived gases like biogenic methane was a lot lower than the reduction in emissions required from carbon dioxide because from my perspective that was that was the first big limitation of risk for the rural sector which was appropriate secondly secondly secondly... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 895 | 29.4 | w is to get that in place by 2030 and to put the emissions trading scheme aspect to bed it is acknowledged by all that the ets is not the suitable structure in which agricultural emissions pricing should fall part of the simple purpose of this very narrow bill is to ensure that that is not undertaken that is the scope ... | the task now is to get that in place by 2030 and to put the ets aspect to bed it is acknowledged by all that the ets is not a suitable structure in which agricultural emissions pricing should be part of the simple purpose of this very narrow bill is to ensure that that is not undertaken and that is the scope on which w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 896 | 29.04 | adam chair and thank you for answering our questions minister i just wanted to interrogate a little bit into the answers that you gave earlier you said one of the sort of policy rationales for i guess removing agriculture at a processor level from the emissions trading scheme is that there s an intent to have on farm e... | and thank you for answering our questions minister i just wanted to interrogate a little bit of um the answers that you gave earlier um you you said one of the sort of policy rationales for i guess removing agriculture from the uh you know processor level at a processed level from the emissions trading scheme is that t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 897 | 26.139938 | ackstop is what we are adjusting here my question is if you go back to processor level obligations and you have a calculation that acknowledges emissions from farm and it s 95 percent discount remember it s not full payment this is bringing all agricultural emissions including biogenic methane into a payment syste | so the backstop is what we are adjusting here my question is if you go back to processor level obligations and you have a calculation that acknowledges emissions from farm in it s ninety five percent discount remember this not full payment this is bringing all agricultural emissions including biogenic methane into a pa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 898 | 28.59 | fically take action on climate emissions what analysis have you done on the impact of removal also by this government of water regulations on opening the door to increased emissions in the future where are the disincentives for the sector to now increase its emissions to now expand its activities in a way that takes no... | take action on climate emissions what analysis have you done on the impact of removal also by this government of water regulations on opening the door to increased emissions in the future because where are the disincentives for the sector to can to now increase its emissions to now expand its activities in a way that t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 899 | 28.51 | o the urine and the dung the manure from animals but that is driven by the agricultural intensity that is facilitated by a lack of processor pricing on things like fertiliser which of course is the other contributor to nitrous oxide so what consideration was given to the impact on w | the urine and the in the mithra and the done the manure from animals but that is driven by um the agricultural intensity that um is facilitated by a lack of processor pricing on the things things like fertilizer which of course is the other contributed to nitrous oxide so what consideration was given to the impact on |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 900 | 27.54 | i know that my colleagues on the side of the house have pointed to the fact that removing a backstop which was you know well a backstop if there was nothing else in place yeah it was an incentive it played a role but also it meant that if the sector couldn t come up with a pricing regime that this would at least ensure... | i know that my colleagues on this side of the house have pointed to the fact that removing a backstop which was you know ah well a backstop if there was nothing else in place yeah it was an incentive it played a role but also it meant that if the sector couldn t come up with the pricing regime that this would at least ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 901 | 22.85 | itiatives to price on farm emissions by 2030 because if the government is truly serious about their commitments to actually price on farm emissions by 2030 then surely having an independent monitor will actually be better for that if you look at the other aspects of the commission s function they re consiste | on farm emissions by thirty because you know if we are serious about wanting to if the government is truly serious about their commitments to actually price on farm emissions by thirty then surely having an independent monitor will actually be better for that and if you look at the other aspects of the commission s fun... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 902 | 28.18 | ation risk assessments or climate change frameworks so to my mind yes we may be repealing the parent legislation which section 5j is currently looking after so my question to the minister is would he consider a green party amendment that changes that so that it instead looks after the progress of monitoring the governm... | risk assessments or climate change frameworks so to my mind yes we might we may be repealing the kind of parent legislation which this section five j h a is currently looking after so my question to the minister is would he consider a sort of green party amendment that changes that so that it instead looks after the th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 903 | 29.28 | ivered that advice and therefore the function is no longer required as part of that law therefore the clause is coming out so it s a reasonably simple answer in regards to that point i move that debate on this question now close thank you mr chair that was nerve wracking i want to pick up on something that the minister... | and therefore the function is no longer required as part of that law and therefore the clause is coming out so it s a reasonably simple answer in regards to that point ryan hamilton i move debate on this question now closed chair stephen amos mr chair that was nerve wracking i want to pick up on something that the mini... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 904 | 27.19 | rse the climate change regulations 2010 form the basis for that reporting of the emissions at the processor level and i have those opened on my device here at the moment regulation 9 of the climate change regulations 2010 is that one that says that a participant who in a year carries out an activity of dairy processing... | the climate change agricultural sector regulations two thousand and ten form the basis for that reporting of the emissions at the processor level and i have those opened on my my device here at the moment and regulation nine of the climate change agricultural sector regulations two thousand and ten is the one that says... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 905 | 26.89 | onnes of milk solids and report it i m sure that the systems that are in place by the processors at the moment at the moment are very simple it s not a very onerous task for them to continue doing that for the two years or three years that the minister of climate change has allowed himself to rejig emissions pricing | must record the total quantity of tons of milk solids and report i m sure that the systems that are in place by the processes at the moment very simple it s not a very onerous task for them to continue doing that for the two years or three years that the minister has allowed himself to re jig emissions pricing |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 906 | 28.31 | some way delay the progress of reporting or monitoring that leads on to a related question which i was hoping to ask the minister in part 1 but i didn t get the chance to we ll stick to part 2 please yes but it s related to part 2 if it s related in part 2 that s fine it s related to the way we measure emissions and th... | delayed the progress of reporting or monitoring and that leads on to a related question which um which i m hoping to ask them which i was hoping to ask the minister in part one but i didn t get the chance to it will stick to part two please yes but it s related to part two related to that s fine it s related to the way... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 907 | 19.23 | is the title clause as we know this act is the climate change response hon member no response amendment bill 2024 my colleague here is just saying no response and that i think would | which is the title clause and as we know it s this act is the climate change response emission trading scheme agricultural obligations amendment at twenty twenty four and my colleague here is just saying no response and that i think would be a better |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 908 | 18.48 | ful in his statements i invite him to again give some force to that statement that whilst the ministry for the environment website says something like 53 percent that he is totally committed to agreeing that yes agricultural emissions do make up | he could have been more forceful in his statements and i invite him to again give some force to that statement that whilst the um mpf website says something like fifty three percent that he is totally committed to agree that yes agricultural commission ah emissions do make up |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 909 | 29.57 | ront of the then prime minister because of the work we d done and said to his team well why not we missed a chance then we don t intend to miss that chance this time teanau tuiono given president elect trump s position on foreign policy and human rights will he commit to not joining aukus and if not why not the reality... | in front of the then prime minister because the work we d done and said to his team well why not we missed a chance then we don t intend to miss that chance this time yeah tiano tiano tiano given president trump s position on foreign policy and human rights will he commit to not joining orcus and if not why not the rea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 910 | 29.97 | and that member s party was part and parcel of that arrangement begun with a commissioned paper in september of 2021 under the then labour government a report in october 2021 on which we have worked in the same way ever since with no changes at all so much so that the former defence minister andrew little says that we ... | and that members party was part and parcel of that arrangement begun with a commission paper in september of twenty twenty one under the then labor government a report in october twenty twenty one on which we have worked the same way ever since with no changes at all so much so that the former defense minister andrew l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 911 | 28.91 | ith large cost blowouts for landside infrastructure and the project needed to be reset hon julie anne genter did she receive any advice on the fiscal impacts of adding thousands of trucks to the road as a result of not having rail enabled ferries as has been indicated by the managing director of mainfreight will be the... | with large cost blowouts for land side infrastructure and the project needed to be reset did she receive any advice on the fiscal impacts of adding thousands of trucks to the road as a result of not having having rail enabled ferries as has been indicated by the managing director of mainfreight will be the result of no... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 912 | 29.81 | and third phases of my reform programme by streamlining these due diligence requirements i am to reduce compliance costs and improve productivity for small businesses allowing them to operate more freely and contribute to new zealand s economic growth question no 11 maori crown relations te arawhiti 11 hon peeni henare... | and third phases of my reform program by streamlining these due diligence requirements i am to reduce compliance costs and improve productivity for small businesses allowing them to operate more freely and contribute to new zealand s economic growth question number eleven the honourable penny henry tenaghi mr speaker t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 913 | 26.81 | u that you were not given the care safety and protection that you deserve we must all work together to ensure that this does not continue to happen e te mangai tena koe tena koutou e te whare | that you were not given the care safety and protection that you deserve we must all work together to ensure that this does not continue to happen |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 914 | 26.93 | tractors this will allow for the use of imaging technology scanners and the bill will more clearly define the list of harmful and unauthorised items in general voyce whakarongo mai an advocacy group for care experienced young people supports the extension of search powers and says that priority needs to be given to ens... | and contractors they will allow for the use of imaging technology scanners and more clearly define the list of harmful and unauthorized items in general voice fukin on my an advocacy group for care experienced young people supports the extension of search powers instead the priority needs to be given to ensuring that a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 915 | 29.44 | gh in actioning these recommendations we are committed to supporting this bill to select committee so that we can critically evaluate the shortcomings the fact that this omnibus bill amending multiple sections at once highlights only a fraction of the deeper interconnected nature of abuse at the hands of the state whil... | in acting on these recommendations we are committed to supporting this bill to select committee so we can critically evaluate the shortcomings mr speaker the fact that this omnibus bill amending multiple sections at once highlights only a fraction of the deeper interconnected nature of abuse at the hands of the state w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 916 | 27.05 | one loose strand can unravel all the protection our cloak creates we know too well that the harm done in care does not end with one individual it ripples out impacting whanau and spanning across generations in the words of sir robert martin my hope is that there is an end to segregation | one loose strand can unravel all the protection our cloak creates we know too well that the harm done in care does not end with one individual it ripples out impacting fano and spanning across generations in the words of sir robert martin my hope is that there is an end to segregation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 917 | 29.060063 | e royal commission details multiple institutional factors that contributed to neglect and abuse in care including inadequate inconsistent and inaccessible standards including the lack of commitment to human rights and to te tiriti o waitangi and of care which were routinely breached with little consequence or accountab... | the royal commission details multiple institutional factors that contributed to neglect and abusing care including inadequate inconsistent and inaccessible standards including the lack of commitment to human rights and to tete or waytengy and of care which were routinely breached with little consequence or accountabili... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 918 | 29.359938 | arching or body scanning in youth justice facilities at first this provision did not seem to sit comfortably with the royal commission s recommendations for deinstitutionalisation and the reduction of powers of the state over children and young people in care but we understand that young people interviewed from voyce w... | the searching or body scanning in youth justice facilities at first this provision did not seem to sit comfortably with the royal commission s recommendations for deinstitutionalization and the reduction of powers of the state over children and young people in care but we understand that young people interviewed from v... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 919 | 29.47 | e harm it was created will have reverberated through those lives will have affected everything for those people but not only that reverberated through the foundations of our very nation because a nation should be measured by the way that it treats its most vulnerable and a nation failed on that score but now is our opp... | will have reverberated through those lives will have affected everything for those people but not only that mr speaker we re reverberated through the foundations of our very nation because a nation should be measured by the way that it treats its most vulnerable and a nation failed on that score but now is our opportun... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 920 | 29.390063 | s mothers we have that natural instinct to protect our babies i would like to acknowledge a survivor whose story touched my heart and whose advocacy for disabled people across aotearoa has been significantly recognised and he has already been mentioned today sir robert martin who was a survivor with a disability he pas... | as mothers we have that natural instinct to protect our babies i would like to acknowledge a survivor whose story touched my heart and whose advocacy for disabled people across arti at oha has been significantly recognized and he s already been mentioned today sir robert martin who was a survivor with a disability he p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 921 | 29.68 | au the harm that you experienced the complaints that you made your medical treatments or what social workers said about you i am sorry i stand alongside the chief executives from seven government agencies who have this morning apologised for the failings and omissions by their own agencies and departments some faith ba... | the harm that you experienced the complaints that you made your medical treatments or what social workers said about you i am sorry and i stand alongside this chief executives from seven government agencies who have this morning apologized for the failings and omissions by their own agencies and departments some faith ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 922 | 26.08 | care the system has already improved markedly since the 50 year period to 1999 that the royal commission focused on back then many people in care were in large institutions today the vast majority are in the care of households or small scale community based care places there have been improvements in areas like profess... | the system has already improved markedly since the fifty year period to nineteen ninety nine that the royal commission focused upon back then many people were in who in care were in large institutions today the vast majority are in the care of households or small scale community based care places there have been improv... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 923 | 28.92 | of human nature they show us how immoral and reprehensible it is that we as the crown not only allowed it to happen and ignored it but further punished those who spoke out i want you to hear that we have heard that while we can never fully understand what these experiences were like for you we have heard your testimoni... | of human nature they show us how immoral and reprehensible it is that we as the crown not only allowed it to happen and ignored it but further punished those who spoke out i want you to hear that we have heard that while we can never fully understand what these experiences were like for you we have heard your testimoni... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 924 | 28.460063 | on that there are predators who will look to find and exploit loopholes and weaknesses wherever they find them so if this change prevents even one person from working with children who should not then it will have done its job the bill also amends the crimes act 1961 so that a disability is included as a specific facto... | that there are predators who will look to find an exploit loopholes and weaknesses wherever they find them and so if this change prevents even one person from working with children who should not then it will have done its job the bill also amends the crimes act nineteen sixty one so that a disability is included as a ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 925 | 24.110063 | detailed in this inquiry the words had me reflect on hannah arendt s notion of the banality of evil the systemic abuse of at least a quarter of a million people in the past several decades was not only evil but it was by definition systematic and therefore deeply profoundly horrifically ordinary and banal | detailed in this inquiry the words had me reflect on hannah arendt s notion of the banality of evil the systemic abuse of at least a quarter of a million people in the past several decades was not only evil but it was by definition systematic and therefore deeply profoundly horrifically ordinary and banal |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 926 | 29.44 | as a response to a world that has put him under its heel as lashing out against that world but how many of us can empathise with the 40 year old man that was once that 14 year old boy the man who has been in and out of institutions that have disenfranchised him since he was a young guy the man who now sits in prison th... | as a response to a world that has put him under its heel as lashing out against that world but how many of us can empathize with the forty year old man that was once that fourteen year old boy the man who has been in and out of institutions that have disenfranchised him since he was a young guy the man who now sits in ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 927 | 28.55 | so this bill will remove the authority to strip search children and young people in secure residences eliminating one of the most restrictive powers of care in the system the royal commission has also recommended that all care providers should seek the best possible understanding of the background culture needs and vul... | so this bill will remove the authority to stripsearch children and young people in secure residences eliminating one of the most restrictive powers of care in the system the royal commission has also recommended that all care providers should seek the best possible understanding of the background culture needs and vuln... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 928 | 23.520063 | he safety of those in care is paramount and the royal commission has recommended that the government is guided by care safety principles which relate to mitigating risks in physical environments currently the entry of harmful and unauthorised items is a risk to the safety of young people and staff in the secure youth j... | the safety of those in cares paramount and the royal commission has recommended the government is guided by care safety principles of which relates to mitigating risks in physical environments currently the entry of harmful and unauthorised items is a risk to the safety of young people and staff in the secure youth jus... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 929 | 20.91 | from those that are stronger and more aggressive that we don t allow contraband and weapons to enter those facilities that we make some clarity around the authority and responsibility that we empower those that have the ability to do the right thing and protect them | from those that are stronger and more aggressive that we don t allow contraband and weapons to enter those facilities that we make some clarity around the authority and responsibility that we empower those that have the ability to do the right thing and protect them |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 930 | 29.460063 | gh in actioning these recommendations we are committed to supporting this bill to select committee so that we can critically evaluate the shortcomings the fact that this omnibus bill amending multiple sections at once highlights only a fraction of the deeper interconnected nature of abuse at the hands of the state whil... | in actioning these recommendations we are committed to supporting this bill to select committee so we can critically evaluate the shortcomings mr speaker the fact that this omnibus bill amending multiple sections at once highlights only a fraction of the deeper interconnected nature of abuse at the hands of the state w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 931 | 29.360063 | aff during searches seclusion solitary confinement and secure care was not a last resort to keep people safe but wielded as a weapon to punish humiliate and control so the changes in these acts will help to make children young people and vulnerable adults safer and respond to what the royal commission found contributed... | during searches seclusion solitary confinement and secure care was not at a last resort to keep people safe but we wielded as a weapon to punish humiliate and control so the changes that these acts will help to will help make children young people and vulnerable adults safer and respond to what the royal commission fou... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 932 | 28.41 | y today we feel you are here with us and i extend this apology to you your families and whanau i want to acknowledge those of you who struggled to get help from government agencies when you came forward to report your abuse this has meant you have had to re live your trauma over and over again agencies should have done... | today we feel you are here with us and i extend this apology to to you your families in fargo i want to acknowledge those of you who struggled to get help from government agencies when you came forward to report your abuse this has meant that you have had to relive your trauma over and over again agencies should have d... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 933 | 27.56 | y put this bill on the table so i don t know what she was trying to say or what she was meaning when saying that we are not taking action so let s go back to the bill the centrepiece of this bill is the complete ban on disposable vape devices also it is important to recognise that this bill has a significant increase i... | who actually put this bill on the table so i don t know what what he tried to say or what he tried what she tried to mean when we are not taking action so let s go back to the bill the centerpiece of this bill is to compete pain on this disposable fap device also it is important to recognize this bill as a significantl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 934 | 27.76 | e and the harder it is to go without it we are talking about young people as my colleague on the other side peeni henare shared about his 13 year old nephew we re seeing eight year olds and 10 year olds becoming addicted i just want to talk about what that looks like so we can identify the symptoms in our communities n... | and the harder it is to um to go without it and we are talking about young people as uh my colleague on the other side penny shared about his thirteen year old nephew we re seeing eight year olds and ten year olds becoming addicted and i just want to talk about what that looks like us so we can identify the symptoms in... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 935 | 27.99 | half of the minister of housing i present a legislative statement on the residential tenancies amendment bill that legislative statement is published under the authority of the house and can be found on the parliament website i move that the residential tenancies amendment bill be now read a second time the bill was in... | honourable thomas potter it s a matter of fact i present a legislative statement on the residential tenancies amendment bill that legislative statement is published under the authority of the house and can be found on the parliament website honourable tom potter i move that the residential tenancies amendment now will ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 936 | 29.4 | where this relates to the bill is that we will have higher levels of homelessness and higher levels of competition for rental markets rents have already gone up in the last 12 months at a record rate if you look at the inflation figures produced by the reserve bank there are three drivers of inflation insurance rates a... | where does this relate to the bill is that we will have higher levels of homelessness and higher levels of competition for rental markets rents have already gone up in the last twelve months at a record rate if you look at the inflation figures produced by the reserve bank there are three drivers of inflation insurance... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 937 | 28.42 | timated 1 2 million renters in this country and these changes are going to impact so deeply because it gets at the fundamental basis on which we all rely on which is the roof over our head we all acknowledge that if you don t have a solid roof over your head if you can t return back home to your home every single day a... | estimated one point two million renters in this country and these changes are going to impact so deeply because it gets at the fundamental basis on which we all rely on which is the roof over our head we all acknowledge if you don t have a solid roof over your head if you can t return back home to your home every singl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 938 | 27.95 | i don t want to just talk about the bad because we have got a range of amendments and suggestions to make this bill better because if there s anything we can do to make this slightly better we will do it we will be bringing these amendments to the committee of the whole house stage i would really ask that other parties... | i don t want to just talk about the bad because we have got a range of amendments and suggestions to make this bill better because if there s anything we can do to make this slightly better we will do it and we will be bringing these amendments to the committee of the whole stage and i would really ask that other parti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 939 | 28.04 | rented if a tenant is good you want to keep them that s the whole point of renting your property to make money to have a good property and to provide a home for others so to turn around and say that this is not renter focused i think is actually a big misjustice i heard from the labour speaker that mentioned around ren... | if if a tenant is good you want to keep them that s the whole point of renting your property to make money to have a a good property and to provide a home for others so to turn around and say that this is not rent a focus i think is actually a big miss justice and i heard from the former um the labor speaker that menti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 940 | 28.909938 | es this bill help any of that not in a single way when the minister talked about mokai in my view i kept hearing i kept acknowledging the whole the slave concept and thinking you have used that word in the worst possible way in the worst possible way so when the bill attempts to touch on and address our whanau tha | does this bill help any of that not a single way when the minister talked about more care in my view i kept hearing i kept acknowledging that the whole slave concept and thinking you have used that word in the worst possible way in the worst possible way so when the bill attempts to touch on and address al farno that a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 941 | 24.27 | mr speaker there are some areas of this bill that we do support and that has been traversed by the previous labour speaker kieran mcanulty but fundamentally there is no way that we can support this bill when this bill is reintroducing the 90 day no cause | mr speaker mr speaker there are some areas of this bill that we do support and that has been traversed by the previous labor speaker karen mcanulty but fundamentally there is no way that we can support this bill when this bill is reintroducing the ninety day no cause |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 942 | 29.16 | the just for the awareness of the house around the point of order raised by the hon mark patterson if i can bring members attention to speakers ruling 55 4 and 55 5 i ll be listening carefully but if there are other concerns that are raised in that nature i would ask members to reflect on those two speakers rulings bef... | thank you just for that just for the awareness of the house around the point of order raised by the honourable mark pattison if i could bring members attentions to speakers ruling fifty five bar four and fifty five bar five if that continues to i will be just i ll be listening carefully but if there are other concerns ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 943 | 29.49 | land is this the kind of future that we are creating for renters in this country where they are dependent on someone so high above them that they will always own the land and always own the homes and they will never be able to enjoy in not only the wealth but the security that comes with owning your own home we are tel... | is this the kind of future that we are creating for renters in this country where they are dependent on someone so high above them that they will always own the land and always own the homes and they will never be able to enjoy and not only the wealth but the security that comes with owning your own home that we are te... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 944 | 25.51 | ix years of waiting has finally come to fruition and it s great to be standing here to be able to deliver this outcome for the industry and for policyholders across new zealand these bills once passed will mark a turning point for new zealand s insurance landscape modernising and bringing clarity and fairness to a sect... | six years of waiting has finally come to fruition and it s great to be standing here to be able to deliver this outcome for the industry and for policyholders across new zealand this build once passed will mark a turning point for new zealand s insurance landscape modernizing and bringing clarity and fairness to a sect... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 945 | 27.33 | is kind of going oh it s not going to appear on my weekly reading list it seems to have been on my list for many weeks so thank you mr speaker this is a five minute split call mariameno kapa kingi tena koe e te pika tena tatou katoa this is a brief contribution so i want to start with this necessity does not beget acce... | and part of me is kind of going oh it s not going to appear on my weekly reading list it seems to have been on my list for many weeks so thank you mr speaker as a five minutes but call maria meno capa king arten i ll create the pick up ten at that though cutz wrong um this is a brief contribution mrs speaker so i want ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 946 | 25.66 | nity this valuable technology supports medical practitioners to prevent diagnose treat and monitor a range of heritable conditions cancer predisposition syndromes and cancers no australian should be discouraged from undertaking testing out of fear it may impact their ability to get life insurance i think that that sent... | the valuable technology supports medical practitioners to prevent diagnose treat and monitor a range of heritable conditions cancer produced person syndromes and cancers now australian should be discouraged from undertaking testing out of fear it may impact their ability to get life insurance i think that sentiment act... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 947 | 29.22 | ttee members and our chair stuart smith for helping navigate this important legislation through and of course minister bayly for all of his leadership and taking action as a government to turn this legislation which has been talked about and considered for over six years finally into action of course for me as the tuki... | members and our chair stuart smith for helping navigate this important legislation through and to of course minister bailey for all of his leadership and taking action as a government to you know turn this legislation which has been talked about and considered for over six years finally into action and of course you kn... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 948 | 28.35 | ent but you know after seeing so many families struggle and go through insurance issues across hawke s bay i am really really proud to commend this bill to the house today because i think it is going to make a huge huge positive impact for so many new zealanders thank you mr speaker it s good to be able to speak abou | so many families struggle and go through insurance issues across hawkes bay you know i am really really proud to commend this bill to the house today because i think it is going to make a huge huge positive impact for so many new zealanders |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 949 | 26.130063 | nt to actually it was a telling point from the previous speaker catherine wedd who when she stood up to talk about what this legislation did said it was a good day for the insurance sector and it took a while for her to clarify that she did intend it to cover consumers as well but first up in that person s mind was the... | actually it was a telling point from the previous speaker who when she stood up to talk about what this legislation did said it was a good day for the insurance sector and it took a while for it to clarify that she did intend it to cover consumers as well but first up in that person s mind was the insurance sector inte... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 950 | 29.97 | e based on the questions that s being asked this is a very critical mind set shift that i hope the viewers and listeners will understand this bill is about minimising the costs and the impacts also to the insurers in the insurance market in new zealand so it is a very significant reform for six years of review and cons... | based on the questions that s been asked this is a very critical mindset shift that i hope the viewers and listeners will understand so this bill was about minimizing the costs and impacts also to the insurers to ensure in the insurance market in new zealand so it is a very significant reform for six years of review an... |
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