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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 951 | 27.95 | or where companies take advantage of being able to collect information and insure only those where they re actually going to have a good payout and in fact they re going to leave the ones that are uninsured for the other system we have to be really careful about those things and i am pleased to see this here but i do w... | or that companies take advantage of being able to collect information and only ensure those where they re actually going to have a good payout and in fact there s less they re going to leave the ones that are uninsured for the the other system so we ve got to be really careful about those things and i m pleased to see ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 952 | 29.729938 | s of the law that we re shaping at the moment where we re going to have to think really clearly in a changing world where more information is able to be gathered than ever before what do we want it to look like what s our role as leaders and at the heart of that is working people in this country it s people without cap... | of the law that we re shaping at the moment where we re going to have to think really clearly in a changing world where more information is able to be gathered than it ever was before what do we want it to look like what s our role as leaders and at the heart of that is working people in this country is people without ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 953 | 25.61 | n his heart will actually support much of what we re doing today one of the things in the old bill for example was that consumers had to disclose any information that might influence a prudent insurer but who understands that the left talk about looking after the little people these bills actually look after the little... | in his heart will actually support much of what we re doing today one of the things in the old bills for example consumers must disclose any information that might influence a prudent insurer but who understands that yeah let s talk about looking after the little people this bill actually looks after the little people ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 954 | 28.23 | we mandate that insurance settlements must be paid within a reasonable time frame so it really strikes that balance between consumer protection and certainty for the market and of course many of you may have forgotten that some of the statutes in the existing insurance legislation are over 100 years old like the life i... | we mandate that that insurance settlements must be paid within a reasonable time frame so it really strikes that balance between consumer protection with certainty for the market and of course many of you may have forgotten that some of these statutes in the existing insurance bill are over one hundred years old like t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 955 | 29.92 | ses are allowed to be unfair which makes absolutely no sense it s an absolute nonsense the other thing i ll comment on is the consumer business distinction and just the difficulty that that poses for small businesses there are certainly instances where small businesses face pretty much the same obstacles and barriers o... | are allowed to be unfair which makes absolutely no sense it s an absolute nonsense and i ll oh the other thing i ll comment on is the consumer business distinction and just the difficulty that that poses for small businesses there are certainly instances where small businesses face pretty much the same obstacles and ba... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 956 | 28.48 | n and make sure that they take advantage of the huge health benefits of genetic testing without putting at risk their health and life insurance so a better bill but not as good as it could be but what do you expect it s a pleasure to close out this debate in what is often a dry topic but a very important topic indeed s... | and make sure that they take advantage of the huge health benefits of genetic testing without putting at risk their health and life insurance so a better bill but not as good as it could be but what do you expect dan bedoya it s a pleasure to close this debate in what is often a dry topic but a very important topic ind... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 957 | 28.71 | so it s very clear that this is a government that has on their agenda a direction that is not supportive of the community needs in that particular rohe and in that particular area and knowing that individuals organisations iwi and others have put their names in a pretty short space of time just on a month to signal tha... | so it s very clear that this is a government that has on their agenda a direction that is not supportive of the community needs in that particular rohi and in that particular area and knowing that individuals organizations we and others have put their names in a pretty short space of time just on a month to signal that... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 958 | 22.8 | russia amongst some others so the government in this parliament need to acknowledge the special status of tikapa moana hauraki gulf and they need to confirm that it is irreplaceable they need to place on record that they are serious about the future of this particular jewel or gem because the am | amongst some others so the government in this parliament need to acknowledge the special status um of taka taka moana hauraki golf and they need to identify that i ll kind of confirm that it is a replaceable and they need to place on record that they are serious about the future of this particular jewel or gem |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 959 | 28.08 | f the government as a whole as us here in parliament have this opportunity to do something really special it s not too late to ditch these unnecessary amendments that undermine where the collective community have gotten to to this point yes te pati kakariki are pleased to see this bill pass and we will be supporting it... | the government as a whole is us here in parliament have this opportunity to do something really special it s not too late to ditch these unnecessary amendments that undermine where the collective community have gotten through to this point and yes to party kakariki are pleased to see this bill pass and we will be suppo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 960 | 28.32 | ustries from their fisheries professionals and we were able to take that on along with the considerations and concerns of submitters to produce what i personally felt and what i recommended to our act caucus was a bill that we could support however it has become clear that there is further change needed in order to tak... | from npi from their fisheries professionals and we were able to take that on along with the considerations of concerns of submitters to produce what i personally felt and what i recommended to our caucus was a bill that we could support however it has become clear that there is further change needed in order to in orde... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 961 | 27.14 | and unity of purpose between policy makers or policy writers and elected members whose role was to interrogate that policy that was an excellent excellent opportunity being out on the hauraki gulf gave me an opportunity to share with some of the other committee members from outside of auckland my personal experiences o... | and unity of purpose between policy makers or policy writers and elected members whose role was to interrogate that policy that was an excellent excellent opportunity being out on the hauraki gulf gave me an opportunity to share with some of the other committee members from outside of auckland my personal experiences o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 962 | 24.75 | after the gulf i d like to acknowledge the environmental defence society when the minister acknowledged that the bill would come back to the house they were delighted that cabinet agreed to the passing of the hauraki gulf marine protection bill so they have seen even though there is a small amendment coming that actual... | and i d like to acknowledge the environmental defence society when the minister acknowledged that the bill would come back to the house they were delighted that cabinet agreed to the passing of the hodeke golf marine protection bill so you know had they have seen even though there is a small amendment coming that actua... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 963 | 29.46 | ularly during the wintertime and it mitigates hapu needing to go out and send their whanau out into the waters in the winter when the conditions are rough they are able to get their customary take there so they can supply hui and tangi so it made sense to make this a recommendation and i look forward to the minister br... | during the winter time and it mitigates harpoo needing to go out and send their fano out into the waters in the winter when the conditions are rough they re able to get their customary take there so they can supply hui and tonguei so it made sense to make this a recommendation which i look forward to the minister bring... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 964 | 28.8 | nd i can repeat it as many times as you like in this whare this afternoon debbie ngarewa packer point of order please mr speaker the question was specific you may think otherwise but the question specifically asked what role or how the minister would use the role to fight for te iwi maori if the referendum got through ... | and i can repeat it as many times as you like in this fanny this afternoon point of order please mr scott a bit of a point of order to do be known we will pack up ah the question was specific uh you may think otherwise but the question specifically asked what role or what how the minister would use the role to fight fo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 965 | 29.34 | ell i m always willing to listen to the views of all new zealanders and the government is also committed to its coalition agreements chloe swarbrick what exactly triggers the minister about my statements that the criminal justice system currently creates more victims more crime and more harm and has he considered chang... | well i m always willing to listen to the views of all new zealanders and the government is also committed to its coalition agreement |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 966 | 27.04 | sight of the basic expectations of people living in a modern democratic society order enough of that constant across the house comment that adds nothing to the debate the member may look shocked at that but if i was to write it down and present it to him he d be horrified goldsmith the guiding principle is that in our ... | of the basic expectations of people living in a modern democratic society yeah order enough for that constant across the house comment that adds nothing to the debate nice though the member are not shocked at that it s um if i was to write it down and present it to him he d be horrified the honourable paul goldsmith th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 967 | 29.18 | settlements have never been an exercise in attaining perfection but it is the best effort across many generations and we re proud of those efforts the government will never lose sight of the reality that the things that most maori want are the same as what most other new zealanders want a strong economy that can delive... | the settlements have never been an exercise in attaining perfection but it is the best effort across many generations and we re proud of those efforts the government will never lose sight of the reality that most things the things that most maori want are the same as what most other new zealanders want a strong economy... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 968 | 29.47 | we are working to help new zealanders with a package of reforms to get our kids back to school and learning the basics brilliantly through programmes that support families to move out of motels and into stable housing and by helping people move off benefits and into work this is how we improve lives and opportunities f... | we are working to help new zealanders with a package of reforms to get our kids back to school and learning the basics brilliantly through programs that support families to move out of motels and into stable housing and by helping people move off benefits and into work this is how we improve lives and opportunities for... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 969 | 29.28 | ay honestly e hika ma for goodness sake what is the price of citizenship since signing what was effectively our very first social cohesion document maori have held up our side of the bargain maori have fought for this country maori have died for this country let maori live in this country with tino rangatiratanga as we... | to this day honestly ehikama what is the price of citizenship since signing what was effectively our very first social cohesion document maori have held up our side of the bargain maori have fought for this country maori have died for this country let maori live in this country with ten oranga te rata tanga as we affor... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 970 | 29.6 | of the mmp system that new zealanders voted to introduce before the 1996 election and reaffirmed their support of at the 2011 referendum i suspect neither the national party nor the act party have achieved exactly what they want with the outcome of this debate but that is the reality of forming coalitions under mmp yes... | of the mmp system new zealanders voted to introduce before the nineteen ninety six election and reaffirmed their support of at the two thousand eleven referendum i suspect neither the national party nor the act party have achieved exactly what they want with the outcome of this debate but that is the reality of forming... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 971 | 28.96 | no i m not accepting that the time for the green party to notify me or the clerk that there was to be a personal vote by its members would have been before the party vote was cast that is very clear it s been clear for nearly how long since 1996 so there s nothing new in that bill read a first time po | i m not accepting that uh the time for the green party to notify me or the clerk that there was to be a personal vote by its members would have been before the party vote was cast that is very clear it s been clear for nearly how long since it s nineteen ninety six so nothing new in that call on government orders princ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 972 | 28.58 | mum i cannot see any right reason why the minister would not accept this amendment which would allow consistency between the authorisation and the dates where the authorisation applies so i will be shortly tabling that amendment and i very much hope that the minister will accept that to at least provide some consistenc... | i can t see any right reason why the minister would not accept this amendment which would allow consistency between the authorizations and the dates which the authorization applies so i will be shortly tabling that amendment and i very much hope that the minister will accept that to at least provide some consistency in... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 973 | 27.1 | at that stage the minister i appreciate it was minister collins made comments which i ll paraphrase as not letting these important functions go unstaffed such as fire crews and security well that is actually not the choice that is before the government the choice before the government was how much to fund the defence f... | at that stage the minister um i appreciate it was minister collins at made comments which i ll paraphrase as not letting these important functions go unstaffed such as fire crews and security well that is actually not the choice that is before the government the choice before the government was how much to fund the def... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 974 | 29.96 | evels that is not a pleasant prospect to face heading into christmas and new year s but as a message to the ministry of defence and a message to those workers if we amend this today to the 17 december it ll say you keep negotiating we will revisit this ideally by 17 december before christmas you would have resolved thi... | that is not a pleasant prospect to face heading into christmas in new year s but as message to the ministry of defense and a message to those workers if we amend this today to the seventh of december it will say you keep negotiating we will revisit this ideally by the seventeenth of december before christmas you would ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 975 | 29.71 | does impact on the industrial action of the civilian defence force who are permitted to take industrial action there are significant limitations on it and that is why i support the amendment put forward by my colleague kieran mcanulty because i think that it is fair enough that when we have a piece of legislation decid... | does impact on the industrial action of the civilian defense force who are permitted to take industrial action there are significant limitations on it and that is why i support the amendment put forward by my colleague karen mcnulty because i think that it is fair enough that when we have a peaceable legislation decide... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 976 | 27.52 | ministry of defence had been increased by 571 million and look we have to recognise that that is a significant increase in the context of this so we have to wonder why is it in the context of such large budget increases that the ministry of defence is having such trouble actually negotiating for this pay because it see... | ministry of defense had been increased by five hundred and seventy one million and look we have to recognize that that is a significant increase in the context of this so we have to wonder why is it in the context of such large budget increases that the ministry of defense is having such trouble actually negotiating fo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 977 | 28.5 | the defence force and the special constables massey s cossacks were there to do it well that was 1913 and then nothing happens for a long time until 1951 we all know of hopefully if we did learn a bit of history at school the great waterfront dispute which was an appalling time in new zealand history hon chris penk it ... | the defense force and the special constables that massy cossacks were there to do it well mr speaker that was nineteen thirteen and then nothing happens for a long time until nineteen fifty one when we all hopefully if we did learn a bit of history at school the the great waterfront dispute which was which was appallin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 978 | 17.42 | r are individuals who are employed heavily within the defence force when we re talking about the financial position of the government and the decisions that they take i do not believe that anyone in this house has spoken about the impacts on the constituents of palmerston north as a result | ah our individuals who are employed heavily within the defence force so when we re talking about the financial position of the government and the decisions that they take i do not believe that anyone in this house has spoken about the impacts on the constituents of palmerston north as a result |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 979 | 20.77 | statement next week the house will consider the committee stages of the smokefree environments and regulated products amendment bill and the residential tenancies amendment bill there will be extended hours on wednesday morning for government business and the afternoon will be a member s day on thursday at 5 45pm will ... | mr speaker next week the house will consider the committee stages of the smoke free environments and regulated products amendment bill number two in the residential tenancies amendment bill there ll be extended hours on wednesday morning for government business and the afternoon will be a members day on thursday at fiv... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 980 | 24.7 | a result we will not support this bill beyond select committee and will vote it down hon willie jackson mr speaker mr speaker can i just wait till the house gathers itself hon willie jackson thank you mr speaker has the minister read the cabinet m anual which provides a framework for policy formation and decision makin... | that focus as a result we will not support this bill beyond select committee and we ll vote it down speaker mr speaker i just wait till the house gathers itself honourable willy jack thank you mr speaker has the minister read the cabinet manual which provides a framework for policy formation in decision making and reco... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 981 | 22.17 | growth or even threaten survival by mandating shorter payment times we re providing business owners with the resources they need to invest in their operations whether it s hiring more staff upgrading equipment or expanding services this is all part of the government s support for small businesses qu | or even threatened survival by mandating shorter payment times we re providing business owners with the resources they need to invest in their operations whether it s hiring more staff upgrading equipment or expanding services mr speaker this is all part of the government support for small businesses question eight the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 982 | 28.82 | nd i can repeat it as many times as you like in this whare this afternoon debbie ngarewa packer point of order please mr speaker the question was specific you may think otherwise but the question specifically asked what role or how the minister would use the role to fight for te iwi maori if the referendum got through ... | and i can repeat it as many times as you like in this study this afternoon point of order please mr scott everett point of order to debbie naldes will pack ah but the question was specific uh you may think otherwise but the question specifically asked what role or what how the minister would use the role to fight for e... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 983 | 28.37 | over successive decades our country has grappled with how to deal with the treaty and of course significant challenges remain national has never shied away from the challenging issues or the hard work that is needed working together through the issues around the treaty on a case by case issue by issue basis i m proud t... | over successive decades our country has grappled with how to deal with the treaty and of course significant challenges remain national has never shied away from the challenging issues or the hard work that is needed working together through the issues around the treaty on a case by case issue by issue basis i m proud t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 984 | 29.269938 | he defence force continues to bargain in good faith with the psa these are hard speak questions and they re not made lightly the new zealand defence force effectively went into this financial year with less operating expenditure than the previous year due to cost pressures such as rising fuel and power costs the defenc... | the defence force continues to bargain in good faith with the p s a these are hard speak questions mr speaker and are not made likely the new zealand defence force effectively went into this financial year with less operating expenditure than previous year due to cost pressures such as rising fuel and power costs the d... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 985 | 29.76 | note that the circumstances of that were that they received a zero percent offer from their employers in relation to their most recent pay negotiation it won t be news to this house that there s been significant increases in terms of inflation in recent times and for those members of the civilian staff to then receive ... | to note that the circumstances of that were that they received zero percent offer from their employers in relation to their most recent pay negotiation it won t be news to this house that there s been significant increases in terms of inflation in recent times and for those members of the civilian staff to then receive... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 986 | 23.23 | as much respect as i do for the civilians in the defence force who are on strike at the moment and additionally for the members of the defence force who have been as a result of this motion asked to perform the work of the civilian defence force showing i think proving the essential nature of the work that the civilian... | has as much respect as i do for the civilian defence force who are on strike at the moment and additionally for the members of the defence force who have been as a result of this motion asked to perform the work of the civilian defence was showing i think proving the essential nature of the work that the civilian staff... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 987 | 29.76 | to say to the parties get back to the table negotiate in good faith we respect both parties we respect you as an employer new zealand defence force and we respect the work that your civilian staff do why did she not decide to do that if she decided to involve herself in it that is i think a very important question that... | say to the parties get back to the table negotiate in good faith we we respect both parties we respect you as an employer new zealand defence force and we respect the work that you re a civilian staff do why did she not decide to do that if she decided to involve herself in it that is i think a very important question ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 988 | 12.96 | g armed personnel replacing a civilian workforce i think again and the nature of the job that they perform it s really important that we allow scrutiny of them i m also | um on personnel replacing a civilian workforce um i think again that in the nature of the job that they perform i think it s really important that we allow to scrutiny them |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 989 | 19.29 | here today debating this motion because 1 000 civilian defence force staff will go on strike because of their zero percent pay offer from the new zealand defence force this motion is to enable an extensi | we re here today debating this motion because one thousand civilian defence force staff will go on ah go on strike because of their zero percent pay offer from the new zealand defence force um this is and this um motion is to enable an extension |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 990 | 28.300063 | ed legislation is being invoked in this particular instance i am lucky to have skilled employment lawyers in my caucus who can take the government to task on that but i am not one of those i just want to reflect on the fact that it is the overall funding environment that has created such a limited set of choices for th... | legislation is being invoked in this particular instance and i m lucky to have skilled employment lawyers in my caucus who can take the government to task on that but i am not one of those i just want to reflect on the fact that it is the overall funding environment that has created such a limited set of choices for th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 991 | 28.99 | and also to recognise the fact that there must be accountability to the house so i do support my colleague kieran mcanulty s amendment i also do think that if the associate minister is not minded to support mr mcanulty s amendment there should be some accountability to this house i would be interested to know if the as... | and also to recognise the fact that there must be accountability to the house so i do support my colleague karen mcnulty s amendment but i also do think that if the minister is not minded to support mr mcnulty s amendment that there should be some accountability to this house and i would be interested to know if the mi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 992 | 28.8 | increase in your wages particularly at a time when there s been such cost of living pressures is actually being quite aggressive this is why us in the greens will be supporting the amendments that our colleagues and comrades in the labour party have put forward because we do need to make sure that we re actually puttin... | increase in your wages particularly at a time when there s been such cost of living pressures is actually being quite aggressive and you know this is why us and the greens will be supporting the amendments that are that our colleagues and comrades and the labor party have put forward because we do we do need a little b... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 993 | 22.43 | dealing with the fundamental issues then we re just going to be going around in circles again as to avoid going around in circles with my contribution mr speaker i ll take a seat now thank you i move that debate on this question now close kia ora mr speaker tim costley p | dealing with fundamental issues then we re just going to be going around in circles again and as to avoid going around in circles with my contribution mr speaker i ll take a seat now thank you tim cosley question now close glen bennett point of order tim cosley |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 994 | 28.39 | a bad faith suggestion ok well then i look forward to the minister s response around that because there must be some movement perhaps that must be discussed and maybe the minister just wants to indicate that no it s not on the cards but there is a clear difference here between when the notice ends and when the extensio... | a bad faith suggestion okay well then i look forward to the minister s response around that because there must be some movement perhaps that must be discussed and maybe the minister just wants to indicate that no it s not on the cards but there is a clear difference here between when the the notice ends and when the ex... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 995 | 19.66 | annex annex a it is basically effectively introducing this into the notice of motion to provide a level of specificity around where this would apply i reflect on that and that s why i think well you know the folk of linton and ohakea are constituents of palmerston north and somewhat the | annex a so is basically effectively introducing this into the notice of motion to provide a level of specificity around where this would apply to and i reflect on that sir and that s why i think well you know the folk of linton and and ohaa are constituents of palmerston north in somewhat |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 996 | 24.9 | orth and somewhat the wider surrounds of course i think providing some clarity would be very important that s why i m prepared to move that amendment in my name when we look at the actual relevant piece of legislation which is the defence act we know part 1 section 9 it does indicate in that piece of governing legislat... | the but the wider surroundings of course but i think providing some clarity would be very important that s why i m prepared to move that amendment in my name because when we look at the actual relevant piece of legislation which is the defence act we know part one section nine subsection two it does indicate in that pi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 997 | 15.04 | thority shall specify the part or parts of the armed forces that may be used and the public service or public services that may be provided now the government might be pursuing that no no that s contained in the earlier notice of motion but the question | shall specify the part or parts of the armed forces that may be used in the public service or public services that may be provided now the house might think or the government might be pursuing that no no that s contained in the earlier notice of motion |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 998 | 29.32 | eports has she seen on progress in social investment last week i announced an important step in the government s implementation of social investment that is the new social investment board chaired by former treasury secretary dr graham scott and made up of highly skilled people with a diverse range of expertise and kno... | on progress in social investment the honourable nicola willis mr speaker last week i announced an important step in the government s implementation of social investment that is the new social investment board chaired by former treasury secretary dr graham scott and made up of highly skilled people with a diverse range ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 999 | 24.12 | sepuloni what does it say about his leadership when his soon to be deputy prime minister accused him of being clearly nervous about the bill and the national party of being afraid of taking on hard issues with him doing nothing to dissuade the public of that notion well of course david | what does it say about his leadership when he s soon to be deputy prime minister accused him of being quote clearly nervous end quote about the bill and the national party of being afraid of taking on hard issues end quote with him doing nothing to dissuade the public of that notion |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,000 | 30 | e appointed to the tribunal hon willie jackson how can the minister for maori development stand there and look our people in the eye and tell them that he is an advocate for maori rights when he has done nothing to stop the treaty principles bill proceeding the member presumes what happens in caucus and cabinet and var... | and mr speaker to the minister how can you can t can t help the minister of maori development stand there and look our people in the eye and tell them that he is an advocate for maori rights when he has done nothing to stop the treaty principles bill proceeding |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,001 | 22.17 | growth or even threaten survival by mandating shorter payment times we re providing business owners with the resources they need to invest in their operations whether it s hiring more staff upgrading equipment or expanding services this is all part of the government s support for small businesses qu | or even threatened survival by mandating shorter payment times we re providing business owners with the resources they need to invest in their operations whether it s hiring more staff upgrading equipment or expanding services mr speaker this is all part of the government support for small businesses question eight the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,002 | 28.85 | as a group of national education organisations we are united in our opposition to the treaty principles bill all of those organisations are also extraordinarily concerned about the achievement of our tamariki and rangatahi maori every single one of those educational groups has talked about the fact that things like 66 ... | as a group of national education organizations we are united in our opposition to the treaty principles bill mr speaker all of those organizations are also extraordinarily concerned about the achievement of our tamariki and rangitahiti marie every single one of those educational groups have talked about the fact that t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,003 | 23.07 | to building infrastructure the government is committed to making it easier to build infrastructure in new zealand as part of a suite of efforts to achieve this we have appointed an independent expert advisory panel to review the public works act this important legislation allows the government to acquire land for criti... | so the government is across the government is committed to making it easier to build infrastructure in new zealand as part of a suite of efforts to achieve this we have appointed an independent expert advisory panel to review the public where exact this important legislation allows the government to acquire land for cr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,004 | 21.04 | good morning members members when the committee suspended last night it was debating part 1 of the crown minerals amendment bill part 1 is the debate on clauses 4 to 13 amendments to purpose provision and parts 1 and 1a of the principal act the question again is that part 1 stand part thank you | morning members members when the committee suspended last night it was debating part one of the crown mineral amendment bill part one is the debate on clauses four to thirteen amendments to purpose provisions in part one and one a of the principal act the question again is that part one stand part |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,005 | 9.83 | the government policy statement and when would he be thinking of introducing this if the work hasn t begun where in his work programme does this work figu | on the government policy statement and when would he be thinking of introducing this if a work hasn t begun where in his work program does this work figure |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,006 | 28.36 | not to mention what the ecological evaluations of that are what was the advice the minister received on the impacts on our vulnerable fauna and flora that are dependent on those freshwater river ecosystems of this sort of goldmining that the minister is advocating thank you i think it s important that we respect the co... | what are the ecological evaluations of that what was the advice the minister received on the impacts on our vulnerable flora and fauna that are dependent on those freshwater river ecosystems of this sort of gold mining that the minister is advocating thank you honourable shane jones i think it s important that we respe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,007 | 28.38 | e question as to who owns pounamu greenstone and she s correctly identified that through the doug graham jim bolger government s full and final settlement with the ngai tahu tribe pounamu is vested in the ngai tahu people in the event that a fossicker and in the event that a long suffering miner sadly | she s posed the question as to who owns puna greenstone and she s correctly identified through the doug graham jim bulger government full and final settlement with an iatuhu tribe puna move is vested in the iatuhu people in the event that a fosika in the event that a long suffering minor sadly um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,008 | 29.31 | her similar equipment that is consistent with small scale non commercial gold mining i d like to hear from the minister while he is discussing with his officials what were the kinds of other equipment that were covered off here i think it s important for the committee to understand that because this part of the legisla... | in other similar equipment that is consistent with small scale non commercial gold mining like to hear from the minister while discussing with his officials what were the kinds of other equipment that were covered off here i think it s important for the house to to understand because well ah this um this part of the le... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,009 | 29.29 | so how is it that these two things are going to interplay i think this goes to the crux of what we were talking about earlier in part 1 it really gets down to that nitty gritty detail what we know is that since 2014 we have been seeing a long run decline in exploration activity in new zealand and this is consistent wit... | how it is that these two things are going to into play and i think one of the this goes to the the crux of what we were talking about earlier in part one and really gets down to that nitty gritty detail that what we know is that since twenty fourteen we have been seeing a long run decline in exploration activity in new... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,010 | 28.13 | the proposed new method which hasn t really become in vogue yet of extracting the right answers and information bearing in mind i understand it takes two to tango thank you mr chair i appreciate that opportunity and specifically i would appreciate the minister answering a little on the opening up of conservation land i... | proposed new method which hasn t really become um in vogue yet of extracting the right answers information bearing in mind i understand it takes two to tankos steve abel thank you mr chair i appreciate that opportunity um and specifically i would uh appreciate the minister answering a little on the opening up of conser... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,011 | 26.51 | at not everyone is of a single mind in that regard and the fact that advice may have been drawn from government departments it s just part of the policy making process i just want to go back to an earlier question because it was a very important question and i ve sought some advice and it had to do with clause 24 was t... | is of a single mind in that regard and the fact that policy may have been read advice may have been drawn from government departments is just part of the policy making the policy making process i just want to go back to an earlier question because it was a very important question and i ve sought some advice and it had ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,012 | 13.09 | remains why is it that the minister is choosing to prioritise the needs and wants of multinational companies over those of new zealanders and new zealand taxpayers | um remains why is it that the minister is choosing to prioritise the needs and wants of multinational companies over those of new zealanders in new zealand taxpayers |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,013 | 23.15 | ron that s 2 trillion so these are very profitable companies that are making money out of exploiting those gases and surely they should be utterly responsible for the cost of repairing and decommissioning i guess the next question i have is how big is that risk for the people of sandringham are they in fact | that s two trillion dollars so these are very profitable companies that are making money out of exploiting those gases and surely they should be utterly responsible for the cost of repairing and decommissioning and i guess the next question i have is how big is that risk for the people of sandringham um ah they in fact |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,014 | 27.01 | not in line with a number of regulations that are set out in either the primary or secondary legislation but just simply on notice to the government what that financial security arrangement will look like we don t even say a forward contract for the risk we re not even saying that it will be insurance we re just saying... | in line with a number of regulations that are set out in either the primary or secondary legislation but just simply on notice to the government what that financial security arrangement will look like we don t even say a forward contract for the brisk we re not even saying that it will be insurance which is saying some... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,015 | 25.75 | if those people were responsible for the financial security arrangements that he has created in 89z then there would be a level of protection for the new zealand taxpayer but he knows that that s not the case actually and in his answer to hon dr megan woods he might want to correct that point finally i d put to him tha... | people were responsible for the financial security arrangements that he has created in eighty nine z then there would be a level of protection for the new zealand taxpayer but he knows that that s not the case actually and in his answer to the honourable dr megan woods he might want to correct that point and finally i ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,016 | 19.44 | nts here i particularly want to hone in on within clause 41 the replacement that will be made to section 89zm it s what the minister just referred to what the minister must take into account but before i get into the detail of that the minister claims we re getting into repetition but | on within clause forty one the changes that will the replacement that will be made to eighty nine z m and it s what the minister just referred to what the minister must take into account for but before i get into the detail of there what the minister the minister claims we re getting into repetition but |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,017 | 20.02 | is of real concern and so i want to really challenge the fact that the wording is being watered down in section 89l to an acceptable i think that is unacceptable that word acceptable because who is that acceptable to i then want to move on because aga | it is a real concern mr chair so i want to really challenge the fact that that the war the wording is worded down in section eighty nine eighty nine l r four to unacceptable and i think that is unacceptable that the word acceptable is because who was that too i then want to move on because again |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,018 | 29.309938 | personally do not want to be part of the next government when we re having to make a call that the hon megan woods had to make in the last term i do not want to be part of a government that is having to fork out more and more taxpayers money when as has been said we could be spending that on housing on roading we could... | personally do not want to be part of the next government when we re having to make a call that honourable megan woods had to make in the last term i do not want to be part of a government that has having to fork out more and more taxpayers money when it s been said we could be spending on housing on roading we ve been ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,019 | 20.1 | prove helpful and meaningful for those looking to do the right thing and make changes to strengthen or as the case may be demolish and rebuild the environment of new zealand so with that i thank all again in the house for their participation all those outside as well for their engagement and commend this bill to the ho... | prove helpful and meaningful for those looking to do the right thing and make changes to strengthen or as the case may be demolish and rebuild the environment of new zealand so with that i thank all again in the house for their participation all those outside as well for the engagement and commend this bill to the hous... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,020 | 26.7 | can where on one hand you might make changes to the earthquake rules on one hand you might make changes to the consenting rules and on one hand you might make changes to provisions for building products if at all points in those changes you are leaving the little guy with the liability then i will propose to you that w... | where on one hand you might make changes to the earthquake roles on one hand you might make changes to the consenting rules and on one hand you might make changes to provisions for building products and if it all points in those changes you are leaving the little guy with the liability then madam speaker i propose to y... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,021 | 21.46 | of changes and have been intending to make those kinds of changes they are going to do it anyway and for those people who still have that stringency of the previous deadline and who are unable to meet it they weren t going to meet it regardless of whether the extension is going to happen or not so i think that that is ... | going to make those kind of changes and i have intended to make those kind of changes they are going to do it anyway and for those people who still had that stringency of the previous deadline and were unable to meet it they weren t going to meet it regardless if the extension is gonna happen or not so i think that s a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,022 | 24.36 | ce the uncertainty begins we ve got economic uncertainty am i going to get the lending have i got someone to buy this development are there going to be the products available the labour the skills needed when i need them to actually get this project off the ground so i would like to congratulate the minister on bringin... | the uncertainty begins we ve got economic uncertainty am i going to get the lending have i got someone to buy this development is there going to be the products available the labor the skills needed when i need them to actually get this project off the ground and so i would like to congratulate the minister on bringing... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,023 | 28.62 | t so the point that i was trying to make is that there is an immense cost to making our building stock resilient sometimes that cost may well not be warranted and sometimes we could do that in a different way and that is the reason for this extension that s the reason that we re doing a review there are also problems f... | so the point that i was trying to make is that there is an immense cost to making our buildings resilient sometimes that cost may well not be warranted and sometimes we could do that in a different way and that is the reason for this extension that s the reason why we re doing a review there are also problems with indu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,024 | 29.93 | action immediately as they were yesterday when we received a call from one of our marae that one of our whanaunga had passed so suddenly the marae kicks into gear somebody heads down there and starts making up 200 beds and suddenly there s three people in the kitchen doing all that work to make that available for the k... | um as they were yesterday when we received a call that from one of our mona that one of our fenomena had passed so suddenly the mona kicks into gear somebody heads down there and starts making up two hundred beds suddenly there s three people in the kitchen doing all that work to make available that copa for the copa a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,025 | 18 | lly i m just making the point about the importance and the significance marae is more than just a building it is a place of worship gathering it is a place that has whakapapa to it so when we talk ab | just making the point about the importance and the significance when i was listening to um my eyes more than just a building it is ah it is a place of worship gathering it is a place that has fuck up upper to it so |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,026 | 6.94 | es it would be really good to have that joined up space the big question of course is for community | it would be really good to have that joined up um space and the big question of course is for community |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,027 | 28.58 | of southland murihiku we shared the occasion with ngai tahu where the many thousands of hectares of aquaculture space as a consequence of the historic aquaculture settlement was announced we also visited a host of developments and i can say that in bluff we saw paua being grown | of southland mudihiku we shared the occasion with naito where the many thousands of hectares of aquaculture space as a consequence of the historic aquaculture settlement was announced we also visited a host of developments and i can say that in bluff we saw power being grown |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,028 | 26.630063 | his particular strain is well adapted to spread into wildlife the primary risk for new zealand is from migrating birds they come from other parts of the world it is not feasible to protect our border against incursion through this pathway so we must be prepared last week minister potaka and i announced the start of an ... | this particular strain is well adapted into spread in wildlife the primary risk for new zealand is from migrating birds that come from other parts of the world it is not feasible to protect our border against incursion through this pathway so we must be prepared last week minister potarca and i announced the start of a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,029 | 23.680063 | i will continue to and do meet with the residents association to identify those key issues and when that occurs i will of course enter into engagement i am encouraged by the retirement villages association s commitment to addressing these issues and on average the sale of those occupancy rights has been within the nine... | um i will continue and do meet with the residents association to identify those key issues and when that occurs we will um i will of course enter into engagement i am encouraged by the retirement village association s commitment to addressing these issues and on average the sale of those occupancy rights has been withi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,030 | 18.61 | does she stand by her statement that the government will ensure the crown response to the royal commission s report is well considered coherent and comprehensive yes the context of which was part of a joint press release on 26 june with | does she stand by her statement that the government will ensure the crown response to the royal commission report is quote well considered coherent and comprehensive end quote honourable erica stevenson madam speaker yes in the context in which ah |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,031 | 29.57 | of 30 april 2024 so it is particularly a concern for us an issue that is live and something that any government has to work on i know that arena williams labour s spokesperson in this area did have some concerns in the first reading i appreciate the work that the transport and infrastructure committee did on this piece... | 2024 madam speaker so it is particularly a concern for us an issue that is live and something that any government has to work on i know that ardena williams labor s spokesperson in this area did have some concerns in the first reading i appreciate the work that the transport and infrastructure select committee did on t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,032 | 23.980063 | ces it is my view that this might be our last chance to try and prevent these young people from entering the adult jurisdiction and becoming persistent adult offenders i want to do everything we can to break that cycle of offending the bill introduces a young serious offender declaration and a military style academy or... | it is my view that this might be our last chance to try and prevent these young people from entering adult jurisdiction and becoming persistent adult offenders i want to do everything we can to break break that cycle of offending madam speaker the bill introduces a young serious offender declaration and a military styl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,033 | 25.07 | take care of what they see take care of what they feel the punitive approaches we see today reflect a double standard where some hold a set of hopes and aspirations for their own children but a vastly different one for others the government particularly the minister for children are failing our tamariki | take care of what they see take care of what they feel the punitive approaches we see today reflect a double standard where some hold a set of hopes and aspirations for their own children but a vastly different one for others the government particularly the minister for children are failing automatically |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,034 | 28.77 | was a bit of a ratbag in his own words in fact he described himself as something much harsher than that which i won t use here but he got into trouble he lost a place on the national basketball squad because of his behaviour and he was facing a life of crime and going down the wrong track but his mum sent him to lsv th... | ah he was a bit of a rat bag in his own words in fact he described himself as something much much harsher than that which i won t use here but ah he got into trouble he lost a place on the national basketball squad because of his bad behaviour and yeah he was facing a life of crime and going down the wrong track but hi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,035 | 19.64 | whilst we understand that there was the need by this government to remove it as part of its coalition agreement and things that it s campaigned on the concern is there is nothing else there nothing ready to go nothing that gives our farmers the certainty of what they need | whilst we understand that there was the need or the the need by this government to remove it as part of its coalition agreement and things that things that it s campaigned on the concern is is there is nothing else there nothing ready to go nothing that gives our farmers a certainty of what they need |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,036 | 14.13 | is that it will impact the ability of the world to produce food because it will cause increased droughts increased floods increased wildfires and those events are an existential threat | is that it will impact the ability of the world to produce food because it will cause increased droughts increased floods extreme increased wildfires and those events are an existential threat |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,037 | 29.8 | in the interests of the people in the interests of the commons in the interests of the future that we bestow to our children and grandchildren we must be willing to stand up to those vested interests and say you need to do your part too this is a collective challenge and that is what this government is utterly failing ... | in the interests of the people in the interests of the commons in the interests of the future that we bestow to our children and grandchildren we must be willing to stand up to those vested interests and say you need to do your part too this is a collective challenge and that is what this government is utterly failing ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,038 | 29.57 | e conversation where we celebrate rural new zealand let s go and believe in the people that have innovated their way through our history every time we start running short of the bling the cash the notes the green the folding whatever you want to call it where do the left come out they celebrate rural new zealand after ... | conversation where we celebrate rural new zealand let s go been believing the people that have innovated their way through our history and every time we start running short of the bling the cash the notes the green the folding whatever you want to call it where does the left come out they celebrate rural new zealand af... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,039 | 23.98 | o it s akin to a bathtub that s how it s best explained i think where you re running water into a bath but the plug s out and the water s going out at about the same rate as it s going in so the methane in new zealand is essentially in a steady state so that is how this government looks at that and how the previous gov... | it s akin to a bathtub that s how it s best explained i think where you ve got the the plug out you re running water into a bath but the plugs out about the same ah the waters going out at about the same rate as its going in so the methane in new zealand is essentially in our steady state so that is how this government... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,040 | 27.99 | for things to happen the markets are responding they are requesting these measures that s why we re investing in a lot of these low methane genetics like the vaccines like the boluses like the red seaweed farming systems also i was talking to a sheep and beef farmer the other day at the christchurch show and he was tel... | for things to happen the markets are responding that they are requesting these measures that s why we re investing in a lot of these um like the low methane genetics like the vaccines like the voluses like the red seaweed farming systems also i was talking to a sheep and beef farmer the other day at the christchurch sh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,041 | 23.380063 | that we were on target but that s not actually true the government s own figures from the second emissions reduction plan the draft consultation document shows that we re off track to meet the 2050 target we were on track in the first emissions reduction plan and now we re off track and we re off track because of all t... | that we were on target but that s not actually true the government s own figures from the second emissions reduction plan the draft consultation document shows that we re off track to meet the twenty fifty target we were on track in the first emissions reduction plan and now we re off track and we re off track because ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,042 | 29.67 | w what does this bill actually do it s another thing that s in line with a programme of cuts it removes backstop pricing for agricultural emissions which were a last resort anyway members opposite are saying that oh it was too soon to do it next year then push out the date but instead they ve scrapped it it removes the... | what does this bill actually do it s another thing that s in line with their program of cuts it removes backstop pricing for agricultural emissions which were a last resort anyway members opposite are saying that oh it was too soon to do it next year then push out the date but instead they ve scrapped it it removes the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,043 | 27.02 | to new zealanders who love the gulf and want to see its health and mauri restored when they hear the official advice that allowing the continuation of commercial fishing in their new marine protected areas is incompatible with the purpose will undermine biodiversity outcomes and create significant equity issues there i... | to new zealanders who love the gulf and want to see its health and mode restored when they hear the official advice that allowing the continuation of commercial fishing in their new marine protected areas is quote incompatible with the purpose will quote undermine biodiversity outcomes and create significant equity iss... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,044 | 29.219938 | rs being nominated to represent the government and one to represent the opposition appointments to the representation commission are made by the governor general by order in council on the nomination of this house of representatives mr sowry has been a member of the representation commission since 2006 he has worked as... | nominated to represent the government and one to represent the opposition appointments to the representation commission are made by the governor general by order in council on the nomination of this house of representatives madam speaker mr sauer has been a member of the representation committee since 2006 he has worke... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,045 | 28.289938 | oubt it was a really good opportunity for us to listen to the submissions that were given to the select committee at the time when we were out for consultation of the bill we did make two changes at the select committee which the minister in charge accepted to the piece of legislation there are a couple of reasons why ... | um it was a really good opportunity for us to listen to the submissions that were given to the select committee at the time when we were out for consultation on the bill we did make two changes at this select committee which the minister in charge accepted to the piece of legislation but there are a couple of reasons w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,046 | 25.39 | we are not dying in the ditch to protect that policy having taken feedback from the sector and from building owners labour colleagues on the committee have taken an open minded approach to how we can improve the regulatory framework and come up with something better and something that works | we are not dying in the ditch to protect that policy having taken feedback from the sector and from building owners labor colleagues on the committee have taken an open minded approach to how we can improve the regulatory framework and come up with something better and something that works |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,047 | 17.38 | at the time of offending have committed at least two serious offences and are likely to go on offending committing crimes with a sentence of 10 years or more this is targeted exclusively at young people who have had previous interventions that were unsuccessful | old at the time of offending have committed at least two serious offences and are likely to go on offending committing crimes with a sentence of ten years or more this is targeted exclusively at young people who have had previous interventions that were unsuccessful |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,048 | 28.68 | care too much of this conversation has been focused around the tough on crime narrative the offending of these rangatahi but why are we willing to accept a double standard in how we treat these tamariki accepting things for them that we would never accept for our own children let s shift our focus let us not look at th... | mr speaker too much of this conversation has been focused around the tough on crime narrative the offending of these rangatahi but why are we willing to accept a double standard in how we treat these tamatangi accepting things for them that we would never accept for our own children let s shift our focus let us not loo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,049 | 25.65 | ernment respond it ignores expert evidence dismisses official advice and undermines what we know works these bootcamps will re traumatise our rangatahi for generations to come these bootcamps are not our future we know that there are community organisations focused on prevention that are already working | it ignores expert evidence dismisses official advice and undermines what we know works madam speaker these boot camps will retraumatise our young atahai for generations to come these boot camps are not our future we know that there are community organisations focused on prevention that are already working |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 1,050 | 29.73 | despite interventions and i can speak to this having been a youth advocate in the courts having been a defence lawyer in courts across new zealand worked in prisons across new zealand worked as a mental health advocate across new zealand there are some who continue to come back time and time and time again to the court... | speak to this having been a youth advocate in the courts having been a defence lawyer in courts across new zealand worked in prisons across new zealand worked as a mental health advocate across new zealand there are some mr speaker who come continue to come back time and time and time again to the courts and those inte... |
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