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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,151 | 9.98 | and focuses largely on a very narrow definition of benefits which means that decision makers ministers | and focuses largely on a very narrow um sweet on very narrow definition of benefits which means that decision makers ministers |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,152 | 20.53 | some areas of foreign direct investment that have been overregulated and have been unnecessarily rule bound in respect of changes that we ve already made in the prior three years we made changes to make it harder to purchase existing homes | some areas of foreign direct investment that have been over regulated and have been unnecessarily rule bound in respect of changes that we ve already made in the prior three years we made changes to make it harder to purchase existing homes |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,153 | 29.389938 | y real question that my colleague chris bishop has asked and that is that and our government experienced similar such experiences when dealing with the earthquakes both kaikoura and and had to take extraordinary action and when we did as i m sure you would in a corporate if i look at my colleague chris luxon is that yo... | very real question that my colleague chris bishop has asked and that is that in our government experience similar such experiences we re dealing with earthquakes both kai core and and had to take extraordinary action and when we did as i m sure you wouldn t a corporate if i look at my colleague chris luxon is that you ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,154 | 26.75 | might consider asking the minister to be a bit more candid in answers to her questions in return for that thank you on that point of order it was my view that the question asked by chris bishop was in order however it is not to me not up to the chair to determine the quantum or the q | asking the minister to be a bit more candid in answers to her questions in return for that thank you um thank you on their point of order i was where that well it was my view that the question asked by chris bishop was an order however it is not to me not up to the chair to determine the |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,155 | 24.559938 | is currently i understand agnostic as to which specific strain of influenza a it is so it can be updated to me it seems like that is an appropriate use of the provisional consent which of course is time limited but i take the member s points and concerns on board and i ll certainly raise them as we do the policy develo... | is currently i understand agnostic as to which specific strain of influenza it is so it can be updated to me it seems like that is an appropriate use of the provisional consent which of course is time limited but i take the members points and concerns on board and i ll certainly raise them as we do the policy developme... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,156 | 25.22 | t has come a long way since those ideologies dominated this house we re actually in a situation where everyone else is in consensus other than act on this to a large extent and that s because we can all see the value in leadership in the parties in this house actually doing their jobs which is to make sure that the int... | it has come a long way since those ideologies dominated this house we re actually in a situation where everyone else is in consensus other than act on this to a large extent and that s because we can all see the value in leadership in the parties in this house actually doing their job which is to make sure that the int... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,157 | 26.51 | d again there s been an easing there because it s not really a worry that adjoining land there isn t the need for people to go through the process there s also a streamlining over fit and proper persons so that once you ve actually got that approval and you ve been through that rigorous process it doesn t have to happe... | there s been a really um an easing there so that because it s not really a worry that adjoining land there ah there isn t the need for people to go through the process there s also a streamlining overfitting profit persons so that once you ve actually got that approval and you have been through that rigorous process it... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,158 | 21.04 | s applying to take water for water bottling or extract significant quantities of water where in that instance because of the public concern about this issue there has to be an assessment of sustainability other speakers might say that those issues are normally dealt with under the resource management a | is applying to take water for water bottling extract our significant quantities of water where in that instance because of the public concern about this issue there has to be an assessment of sustainability other speakers might say that those issues are normally dealt with under the resource management act |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,159 | 28.37 | ound whether if you buy a business or even if you buy a very small plot of land it s deemed to be sensitive because of being a neighbouring or contiguous with another piece of land such as a marine area or even a coastal area or a river or whatever it might be that under the previous rules would have been deemed subjec... | whether ah if you buy a business or even if you buy a very small plot of land whether it s deemed to be sensitive because of i ve been neighboring or contiguous with another piece of land such as marine area or even coastal area or river or whatever it might be that under the previous rules would have been deemed um su... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,160 | 22.37 | r the other aspect is a call in power which the minister now has this is when the asset or transaction involves something that is strategically important to new zealand so this is an issue that s pretty important in terms of how it s exercised by the minister t | the other aspect is a call in power which the minister now has and this is when um ah when the asset or transaction involves something that is strategically important to new zealand so this is a this is an issue that s pretty important in terms of how it s exercised by the minister |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,161 | 27.12 | uld be acquired for forestry rights we are concerned that this is the only major issue that was not dealt with in this bill so just to give backdrop to this forestry land or forests in new zealand are currently owned in excess of 70 percent by foreigners so that means that less than 20 percent or less than 30 percent a... | cutting rights or could be acquired for forestry rights we are concerned that this is the only major issue that was not dealt with in this bill this so just to give backdrop to this forestry land forests in new zealand currently owned in excess of seventy percent by foreigners so that means that less than twenty percen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,162 | 20.65 | less they offer substantial benefits to new zealand such as the creation of jobs or the introduction of technology farmland must also be publicly advertised before entering into an agreement to sell to maximise the chance of a new zealander being able to acquire it | they offer substantial benefits to new zealand such as the creation of jobs or the introduction of technology farmland must also be publicly advertised before entering into an agreement to sell to maximise the chance of a new zealander being able to acquire it |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,163 | 28.05 | c but very important to the people who interact with this regime i want to acknowledge in this speech the select committee process and those who submitted to us about their experience of interacting with this piece of legislation and the practical effects it has our select committee heard from a broad range of submitte... | but very important to the people who interact with this regime and i want to acknowledge in the speech at the select committee process and those who submitted to us about their experience of interacting with this piece of legislation and the practical effect it has our select committee heard from a broad range of submi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,164 | 28.35 | ity to get new zealanders into houses well all i would say to that is if the government s priority is to get new zealanders into houses don t have too many priorities because it is not going very well at the moment and there is nothing in this bill that will make that current situation any better then we had the wonder... | to get new zealanders into houses well all i would say on to that is if the government s priority is to get new zealanders into houses don t have too many priorities because it s not going very well at the moment and there s nothing in this bill that will make that current situation any better and then we had the wonde... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,165 | 23.73 | we re going to plant it the whole 1 000 2 000 3 000 hectares formerly beef and sheep and whatever else might be produced on that land and we re going to plant it in trees and the answer is go for your life that s the sort of convoluted logic that unfortunately the government presents all too often so while we are suppo... | the whole thousand two thousand three thousand hectares formerly beef and sheep but whatever else might be produced off that land and we re going to plant it in trees and the archers go for your life that s the sort of convoluted logic that unfortunately the government presents all too often and so while we are support... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,166 | 27.789938 | we ve been importing foreign capital and long may we continue to do so i know there s some people who don t like it much there are some people who don t like foreigners very much i personally like foreigners there s a lot of good people in the world many of them live in other countries good jokers and good joker ettes ... | we ve been importing foreign capital and long may we continue to do so and i know there s some people who don t like it much there s some people who don t like foreigners very much i personally like foreigners there s a lot of good people in the world many of them live in other countries good jokers and good joker x li... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,167 | 29.369938 | to bill read a first time second reading on behalf of the minister of health i move that the medicines amendment bill be now read a second time this bill proposes to amend the medicines act 1981 to clarify the appropriate use of provisional consents to sell and use medicines in new zealand the bill also validates exist... | the amendment bill first reading the bill is set down for second reading fourth with dr aishwarya i move that the medicines amendment bill will be now read a second time mr speaker by this bill proposes to amend the medicines act nineteen eighty one to clarify the appropriate use of precision provisional consents to se... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,168 | 22.69 | it kept us up for some of our amazing speakers in the afternoon so we didn t fall asleep it fed our souls it fed our brains and that s what those free lunches do for our tamariki in kura it feeds their souls and it feeds their brains but more than that we also make sure that it s nutritional and that we re saving money... | it kept us up for some of our amazing speakers in the afternoon so we didn t fall asleep fed ourselves fed our brains and that s what those free lunches do for our tomoradecian kind of feeds their souls and it feeds their brains but more than that we also make sure that it s nutritional and then and they were saving mo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,169 | 29.4 | nationwide roll out i ve received a letter from chris bishop seeking to debate under standing order 399 the report of the controller and auditor general on the preparations for the nationwide roll out of the covid 19 vaccine this is a particular matter of recent occurrence there is no ministerial responsibility for the... | that concludes our questions i ve received a letter from chris bishop seeking to debate understanding order three nine nine the report of the controller in auditor general on the preparations for the nationwide roll out of the covered nineteen vaccine this is a particular matter of recent occurrence there is no ministe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,170 | 21.28 | e in a united aotearoa i watched as we sat there with tangata tiriti like my mother 75 years old ashamed to hear that tangata tiriti aren t respected and valued one that doesn t want to see pakeha demolish relationships we have tangata tiriti with tangata whenua stand on the front line against maori wards we all want t... | and a united all tear i watched as we sat there with tongue of territory like my mother seventy five years old ashamed to hear that tongue of territory aren t respected and valued one that doesn t want to see parkour demolished relationships we have taken a rite with tongue of finna stand on the front line against maor... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,171 | 26.560063 | ll i was quite shocked that we had someone in this building who actually had a personal connection to this bill and let me tell you his story his family are all plant breeders and so actually their siblings i think if i remember correctly there are three each has a plant variety named after them so his name is jaxon so... | i was quite shocked that we had someone in this photo who actually had a personal connection to this bill and let me tell you his story his family are all plant breeders and so actually in their siblings i think if i remember correctly there s three of them each has a plants variety named after them so his name is jack... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,172 | 29.219938 | easier right now i just wanted to talk a little bit about as a migrant how proud i am that this bill will support our te tiriti obligations i often get asked by my community why as a migrant we should be so passionate or why am i so passionate about tikanga maori my reply has always been that te ao maori the world view... | and right now i just wanted to talk about a little bit about how as a migrant how proud i am that this bill will support our te tara obligations i often get asked by my community why as a migrant we should be so passionate or why am i so passionate about te kung a maori my reply has always been that the two el malay th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,173 | 27.229938 | nd here we have a law that is implementing it and doing so and i am pleased that we are part of that agreement i am pleased that we re in this agreement why is it so important because plant variety rights in domestic law have no value unless they are internationally recognised international agreements are required to p... | and here we have a law that is implementing it and doing so and i am pleased that we are part of that agreement and i am pleased that in this agreement why is it so important because plant variety rights at domestic law have no value unless they re internationally recognized international agreements are required to pro... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,174 | 28.269938 | her the maori plant varieties committee that s being established under this bill will determine that it s a taonga and so they can t get plant variety rights over all of their investment there is just no understanding from members opposite of the level of uncertainty that is created when you provide that sort of veto w... | whether the maori variety committee that s being established under this bill will determine that it s a tanga and they can t get plant variety rights over all of their investment there s just no understanding from members opposite of the level of uncertainty that it creates when you provide that sort of veto why would ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,175 | 21.31 | ry now what makes this very special is that they have managed to develop the ip and they own the ip when i say they i mean the 20 maori trusts iwi entities that are scattered all across from the top of the north island to the top of the south island from the east coast to taranaki on the west | um now what makes this very special is that they have managed to develop the i p and they own the i p and when i say they i mean the twenty maori trusts iwi entities that are scattered all across from the top of the north island to the top of the south island from the east coast to taranaki on the west |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,176 | 17.549938 | ead a third time second reading i present a legislative statement on the fair trading amendment bill that statement is published on the parliament website i move that the fair trading amendment bill be now read a second time t | of the honourable dr david i present a legislative statement on the fair trading amendment bill that statement is published on the parliament website mrs speaker i move that the fair trading amendment bill be now read a second time |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,177 | 24.43 | important than ever this i believe is the first time we have had a legislative statement for the second reading of a bill so we re setting some history here that lays out the most important aspects for interpretation in the law and so i will end my contribution here i commend this bill to the house the question is that... | mr speaker this i believe is the first time we have had a legislative statement for the second reading of the bill so we re setting some history here that lays out the most important aspects for interpretation in the law and so i will end my contribution here mr speaker i commend this bill to the house ah the question ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,178 | 29.82 | but no this is the government using covid to introduce long held views about employees and trade union objectives long held and long sought by their influencers now i don t think that that s going to deliver for new zealand employees it s certainly not going to deliver for new zealand employers and it s going to be ult... | but no this is the government using covid to introduce long held views about employees and trade union objectives long held and long sought by their influences now i don t think that that s going to deliver for new zealand employees it s certainly not going to deliver for new zealand employers and it s going to be ulti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,179 | 27.77 | to do with a jaundiced view of the world as the minister likes to characterise it it s a simple reality of business of commerce and of human nature so i make no apology on this side of the house for us opposing this piece of legislation if the government was genuine and sincere about using covid as their cover for intr... | a jaundiced view of the world as the minister likes to characterize it it s a simple reality of business of commerce and of human nature and so i make no apology on this side of the house for us opposing this piece of legislation if the government was genuine and sincere about using covered is their cover for introduci... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,180 | 28.640063 | story about myself in 2012 i was working at victoria university as a cleaner and i was sick with a bug i called the supervisor to tell him that i was sick and he said you don t have enough sick leave and you have to come to work i don t blame him because it s the rule it s the law i ended up coming in the next day thre... | story about myself mr speaker in twenty twelve i was working a victoria university cleaner and i was sick with a bad cold i called it a supervisor to tell him that i was sick and he said you don t have enough sick leave and you have to come to work and i don t blame him because it s a rule it s a law i ended up coming ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,181 | 26.96 | rify that we heard in submissions around a sense and i know case law doesn t necessarily support this but people were telling us around accessing sick leave for mental health reasons that actually people feel that there s a barrier to that that it s not evident that it is covered by sick leave i think that also then sp... | um that we heard in submissions around a sense and i know case law doesn t necessarily support this but that people were telling us that actually around accessing sick leave for mental health reasons that people feel that there s a barrier to that that it s not evident that it is covered by sick leave and i think that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,182 | 24.35 | p to the fact that we re no longer in the 1950s so in a final point again to go back to the positive of this i want to just recognise again those people who right now have used up their sick leave through sicknes | to the fact we re no longer in the nineteen fifty s so in a final point that again to go back to the positive of this i want to just recognize again for those people who are right now have used up their sick leave through um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,183 | 29.85 | e negatively impacted by the pandemic including support for small and medium sized enterprises and vulnerable workers and households question no 10 education 10 chris baillie to the minister of education does he agree with the prime minister who said in relation to new zealand history being taught in schools this gover... | fifth eleven mr speaker my question is to the minister of foreign affairs as in vulnerable workers and households |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,184 | 22.08 | relations i would point out that the new zealand histories curriculum is not the only thing that we will be teaching in schools we will continue to teach economics we will continue to teach social studies we will continue to teach geography all of those other subjects that we want our young people to learn but i would ... | mr speaker i would point out that the new zealand history s curriculum is not the only thing that we will be teaching in schools we will continue to teach economics we will keep to continue to teach social studies we will continue to teach ah geography all of those other subjects there that that we want our young peopl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,185 | 9.89 | and opportunities child wellbeing and physical and mental wellbeing arena williams what s the economic context for budget 202 | income skills and opportunities child well being and physical and mental well being what s the kind of economic context for budget twenty one |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,186 | 29.93 | priorities for their return towards resilience the funding will be used by pacific governments to support their economic stimulus and recovery plans the budget support will also be used to continue the social protection programmes that countries have in place to support those negatively impacted by the pandemic includi... | priorities for their return towards resilience the funding will be used by pacific governments to support the economic stimulus and recovery plans the budget support will also be used to continue the social protection programs that countries have in place to support those negatively impacted by the pandemic including s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,187 | 28.16 | e cited a draft letter to grant robertson saying he could seek less funding in budget 2021 by reducing specialist services at provincial hospitals how does he explain that to rural communities who rely on their local hospital those rural communities can have confidence that the minister of health did not agree with the... | to grant robertson saying he could seek less funding in budget twenty twenty one by reducing specialist services at provincial hospitals how does he explain that to rural communities who rely on their local hospital mr speaker i think those rural communities can have confidence of the minister of health did not agree w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,188 | 27.65 | ing alongside community group housing transitional housing that is owned by kainga ora the 902 houses leased to ngati toa public housing stock on the other hand includes all kainga ora state housing stock as well as those owned or provided by community housing providers so the 7 671 figure i provided is the change in t... | side community group housing transitional housing in that what that is owned by kaien or ah in the two nine hundred and two houses least nasi toa public housing stock on the other hand includes all kind or estate housing stock as well as those owned or provided by community housing providers so the seven thousand six h... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,189 | 24.42 | s we are wanting to ensure that our homes will meet the healthy homes standards we have a huge portfolio of homes and we need to make sure that the work is done properly the other thing that we do not want to do is to put pressure on material supplies that we will all need we want to ensure that the homes are repaired ... | we are wanting to ensure that our homes ah um will meet their healthy home standards we have a huge portfolio of homes and we need to make sure that the work is done properly the other thing that we do not want to do is put pressure on material supplies that that we will all need now mr speaker we want to ensure that t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,190 | 27.71 | by march i reject the premise of the member s question in fact when it comes to household members the estimate put forward was at best a guess it was an estimate of roughly how many people we thought border workers had within their households and it s not compulsory for that group of people to come forward how many peo... | mr speaker i reject the premise of the members question in fact when it comes to household members the estimate put forward was at best a guess it was an estimate of roughly how many people we thought bird border workers had within their households ah how many people actually it s not compulsory for that group of peopl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,191 | 29.88 | around 10 000 working holiday visas and supplementary seasonal employment or sse work visas that were due to expire between june and december will now be extended for another six months to help manage ongoing labour shortages while new zealand s covid 19 border restrictions remain in place this will provide employers w... | around ten thousand working holiday visas and supplementary seasonal employment or ssc work versions that were due to expire between june and december will now be extended for another six months to help manage ongoing labor shortages while new zealand s covered nineteen border restrictions remain in place this will pro... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,192 | 25.57 | e certainty these changes will provide certainty to workers and their employers those workers on working holiday and sse visas can stay and work in new zealand for the foreseeable future we ve also announced well signalled changes to essential skill visa conditions which has allowed us to stage our way back to pre covi... | mr speaker these changes will provide certainly to workers and their employers those workers on working holiday and scc visas can stay in work in new zealand for the foreseeable future where we have also announced one signal changes to essential school visa conditions which has allowed us to stage our way back to pre c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,193 | 16.41 | then to record natural gas spot market and wholesale prices which emphasises the need to regulate settings regarding disclosure of important information to the market so | then record natural gas spot market in wholesale prices which emphasizes the need to regulate settings regarding disclosure of important information to the market so yeah |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,194 | 29.479938 | 2019 some of the other submitters though were for this bill for example mercury who were in strong support for this bill they said in the absence of one or more significant upstream exploration discoveries natural gas in new zealand will become increasingly scarce over the next decade as identified by the interim clima... | some of the other submitters though mr speaker were for this bill for example mercury who was in strong support for this bill and they said in the absence of one or more significant upstream exploration discoveries natural gas in new zealand will become increasingly scarce over the next decade as identified in the inte... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,195 | 28.61 | bill on behalf of the national party the national party supports this bill the bill amends the gas act 1992 to provide for enhanced information disclosure requirements for the gas market and to ensure that settings around enforcement and penalties are suitably robust however the bill does not make substantive changes i... | on behalf of the national party the national party supports this bill mr speaker the bill means the gas act 1992 to provide for enhanced information disclosure requirements for the gas market market and to ensure that settings around enforcement and penalties are suitably robust but the bill does not make substantive c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,196 | 29.6 | as to our houses and factories and our electricity generation our trading partners have reduced emissions by using natural gas and turning off old coal fed power stations and industrial heating we instead are reducing significantly our supply of gas and discouraging investment in exploration of new gas fields in otago ... | our factories and our electricity generation our trading partners have reduced emissions by using natural gas and turning off old coal fed power stations in industrial heating we instead mr speaker are reducing significantly our supply of gas and discouraging investment in exploration of new gas fields in atago mr spea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,197 | 29.04 | i note that the previous speaker steph lewis spoke about the pride at seeing wind farms being built and i certainly encourage the growth of wind farms but we need to be conscious that this is a complex energy environment today alone wind is operating at 10 percent of capacity so we need to have an alternative energy su... | and i note the previous speakers spoke about the pride at seeing wind farms being built and i certainly see encourage the growth of wind farms mr speaker but we need to be conscious that this is a complex energy environment today alone wind is operating at ten percent of capacity so we need to have alternative energy s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,198 | 29.36 | t has taken place i think when this bill continued on in the 53rd parliament the committee tried to re open the submission process because we felt that given the distance in time from the time of the last parliament to this one we thought perhaps that there might be more people interested in the subject matter and perh... | bill was referred back to you know continued on in the fifty third parliament the committee tried to reopen the submission process because we thought that given the distance in time from the time of last parliament to this one we thought perhaps that there might be more people interested in the subject matter and perha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,199 | 28.29 | new zealand accept and support the overall direction of this bill these are major players in our gas sector and they support this bill do you know what this government on this side of the house has worked hard to support the market they ve worked hard to build the infrastructure of this market so that the market can be... | new zealand accepts and supports the overall direction of this bill these are major players in our gas sector and they support this bill because you know what this government on this side of the house has worked hard to support the market they ve worked hard to build the infrastructure of this market so that the market... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,200 | 14.62 | e increasing the 20 000 penalty into a 200k penalty as well so that we can actually regulate a market which largely burns the other players in a market rather than criminal penalties that we had in the pas | um increasing the twenty thousand dollars penalty into a two hundred k penalty as well so that we can actually regulate a market which are largely firms that are the players in a market rather than individuals and then the criminal |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,201 | 21.84 | nk so this bill is particularly around amending the principal act the gas act 1992 look it s really in place to help with some assurance and security around supply and goes through a number of things to ensure that | is is particularly around amending the principal act of the um the principal gap the gas act look it s really in place to help some so ah some assurance and security around supply and goes through a number of things to ensure that um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,202 | 23.62 | the price the forecasts of supply or demand the info about actual or potential outages the info about the risks to the security of supply and information to help other industry participants and consumers make informed decisions now i think that all of that s really important because i guess as we move into | the price the forecasts of supply or demand the info about actual or potential outages the info um about the risks to the security of supply and information to help other industry participants and consumers make informed decisions now i think that all of that s really important because i guess as we move into um |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,203 | 17.64 | it will be used to deter breaches of regulation by these consumers including some of the larger consumers of natural gas this penalty will also have a maximum of 200 000 and will not apply to residential consumers | it will be used to deter breaches of regulations by these consumers including some of the larger consumers of natural gas this penalty will also have a maximum of two hundred thousand dollars and will not apply to residential consumers |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,204 | 23 | is will ensure that financial institutions are turning their mind to the risks that these incentives pose to good consumer outcomes and mitigating any adverse effects on consumers interests the second way the bill deals with incentives is via the creation of a regulation making power which allows for the prohibition or... | this will ensure that financial institutions are turning their mind to the risks that these incentives pose to good consumer outcomes and mitigate any adverse effects on consumers interests the second way the bill with deals with incentives is via the creation of a regulation making power which allows for the probation... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,205 | 29.09 | why did the minister say that he couldn t understand why there was a delay in actually getting shovels in the ground when for example the whakatane mental health unit rebuild has stalled because the bay of plenty dhb and the ministry of health are in disagreement about the ministry wanting four fewer beds the member is... | why did the minister say that he couldn t understand why there was a delay in actually getting shovels in the ground when for example the fakatani mental health unit rebuild have still because of bay of plenty d h b and the ministry of health are in disagreement about the ministry wanting four fewer beds mr speaker the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,206 | 29.41 | why when the whakatane inpatient unit reported 108 percent occupancy rate last month alone and the government has only spent 3 percent of funding for inpatient units is there a disagreement over four beds holding up the building of that unit the member continues to be inaccurate in his characterisation of these matters... | why when the fuck attorney inpatient unit reported one hundred and eight percent occupancy rate last month alone and the government has only spent three percent of funding for inpatient units is there a disagreement over four beds holding up the building of that unit mr speaker the member continues to be inaccurate in ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,207 | 29.14 | not to protect just what we ve got but to make it better and there are many many examples we could use whether it s in roading projects when you drive down a new state highway a road of national significance or a new four lane highway that connects cities or connects suburbs within cities you will see the most fantasti... | not to protect just what we ve got but to make it better and there are many many examples we could use whether it s in road projects when you drive down a new state highway a road of national significance or a new four lane highway that connects cities or connects suburbs within cities you will see the most fantastic w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,208 | 29.229938 | is going to be reprioritised five minutes after the finance committee received the annual plan for 2021 22 that s now a doorstop because it clearly isn t going to be able to be embarked on or if it is there may be further delays in audits so i think we were owed an explanation that did not come no recruitment strategy ... | is going to be reprioritised five minutes after the finance committee received the annual plan for 2021 2022 that s now a doorstep because it clearly isn t going to be able to be embarked on or if it is there may be further delays in audits and so i think we were owed an explanation that did not come no recruitment str... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,209 | 28.88 | in third reading speeches from particularly the minister responsible used the shield of covid 19 as an all cover expression for almost anything they do and in this case this setting aside of a statutory deadline the reality is that we have not had widespread lockdown in the last 12 months and we have also | in third reading speeches from particularly the minister responsible use the shield of kovac nineteen as an all cover expression for almost anything they do and in this case this setting aside of a statutory deadline the reality is that we have not had widespread lockdown in the last twelve months and we have also |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,210 | 28.62 | act green and te paati maori representatives for the way that they have approached this very simple piece of legislation none of us wants to be in the circumstances where we are passing legislation to extend statutory time frames in this way however the circumstances that we live in today and the world that we live in ... | act green and party maori representatives for the way that they have approached this very simple piece of legislation none of us wants to be in the circumstances where we are passing legislation to extend statutory time frames in this way however the circumstances that we live in today the world that we live in today o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,211 | 29.35 | happened overnight this will have been coming for quite some time why wasn t it managed properly well we ll have to sheet that back to the minister and it wasn t the minister that was in the chair previously it s actually the speaker of the house who has that responsibility so that has to go back to the speaker one of ... | madam speaker this will have been coming for quite some time why wasn t it managed properly well we have to sheet that back to the minister and it wasn t the minister that was in the chair previously it s actually the speaker of the house who has that responsibility and so there has to go back to the speaker and that i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,212 | 29.75 | it didn t get past the government who decided not to allow it chris bishop very frustrating it s very frustrating and other entities will be the same you know if we look at the councils which of those are going to go off the list and how does the auditor general choose because quite likely the surprises will be exactly... | it didn t get past um the the government who decided not to allow it very frustrating and it s very frustrating other entities will be the same yeah if you go in looking at or if we look at councils which ones of those are we are going to go off the list and how do you choose how does the auditor general choose because... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,213 | 29.75 | things on notice i can come down and happily correct her if the member is suggesting that we didn t actually have a contract with pfizer to deliver for our population she is wrong hon judith collins is the prime minister saying that the hon chris hipkins gave an incorrect answer to chris bishop when he advised him that... | puts things on notice i can come down and happily correct her but if the member is suggesting that we didn t actually have a secure contract with pisa to deliver for our population she is wrong here s colin as the prime minister saying that the honourable chris hipkins gave an incorrect answer to chris bishop when he a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,214 | 27.65 | t only release the new level 2 rules late last night that s actually incorrect new mask wearing was communicated some time ago at the beginning of the outbreak yes the decisions had been taken beforehand but we have shared those new rules prior to just yesterday so that s not correct hon judith collins so what s not co... | but only released the new level two rules like last night ah that s um that s actually incorrect new mask wearing was communicated uh some time ago at the beginning of the outbreak yes the decisions have been taken beforehand but we have shared those new rules prior to just yesterday so that s not correct so what s not... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,215 | 29.58 | upport there s of course two ways to look at this one is the way that we support businesses who may be seeking arrangements or agreements with their landlords that s obviously something that we ve worked through before when it comes to direct financial support the resurgence payment is a way to support businesses with ... | mr speaker these of course two ways to look at this one is the way that we support businesses who may be seeking arrangements or agreements with their landlords that s obviously something that we ve worked through before when it comes to direct financial support the resurgence payment is a way to support businesses wit... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,216 | 22.88 | the fact that a member does not raise a matter at the earliest opportunity may be taken as an indication that it is not of sufficient urgency to qualify under standing order 399 but it does not automatically rule it out the matter that the member wishes to debate appears to have been a possible clinical error | the fact that a member does not raise a matter at the earliest opportunity may be taken as an indication that it is not of sufficient urgency to qualify understanding or three nine nine but it does not automatically rule it out the matter that the member wishes to debate appears to have been a possible clinical error |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,217 | 13.68 | many excuses my responsibilities in this parliament as well as to the electorate of rotorua are for economic development and small business today businesses continue to do it hard in every part of new zealand y | mr speaker my responsibilities in this parliament as well as to the electorate of rotorua for economic development and small business and today businesses continue to do it hard in every part of new zealand |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,218 | 28.64 | to zero safety improvements i m very proud of those are 3 billion that s 12 5 percent of the budget and absolutely that needs to happen there s 7 2 billion on operations and maintenance of our network that s walking cycling local roads regional roads and state highways that s about 30 percent of the budget of course we... | the road to zero safety improvements i m very proud of those three billion dollars that s twelve and a half percent of the budget and absolutely that needs to happen seven point two billion on operations and maintenance of our network well that s that s walking cycling local roads regional roads state highways that s a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,219 | 19.41 | ty for health funding in 2021 is ensuring that the health and disability system the reforms have resources that is why we have been unprepared and where we are today the document goes on to say not to increase the minimal viable package for dhbs it then goe | for health funding in twenty twenty one is ensuring that the health and disability system the reforms have resources that is why we ve been unprepared and where we are today the document goes on to say not to increase the minimal viable package for dhb s minimal viable |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,220 | 27.2 | it then goes on to say all manifesto commitments that are not highly time sensitive should be deferred in the future that s where the 20 mobile dental clinics that were promised this year have gone we don t have enough icu specialists because this government made health restructuring the funding priority we are buildin... | it then goes on to say all manifesto commitments that are not highly time sensitive should be deferred in the future that s where the twenty mobile dental clinics that were promised this year have gone we don t have enough icu specialists because this government made health restructuring the funding priority we are bui... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,221 | 12.77 | in auckland as we speak to them sometimes on a daily basis the likes of the auckland regional public health service and all the health workers who are working extremely hard to make sure that we can contain those number | tirelessly in auckland as we speak to them sometimes on a daily basis the likes of auckland regional public health and all the health workers who are working extremely hard to make sure that we can contain those numbers |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,222 | 29.729938 | i believe i think the number was about a little over 2 5 million first doses to new zealanders in a very short amount of time and we want to thank everyone who has been contributing to that effort to get new zealanders vaccinated last night i saw on seven sharp a lovely story about a vaccination centre being run close ... | i believe i think the number was about a little over two and a half million first doses to new zealanders in a very short amount of time and we want to thank everyone who has been contributing to that effort to get new zealanders vaccinated last night i saw on seven sharp a lovely story about a vaccination center being... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,223 | 27.27 | urther what will happen to those visitor visa holders who are stuck in afghanistan when their visas expire and will they be given residency mr chair thank you and can i thank mr mcdowall for the question the critical purpose visas were issued to the people he has spoken about because it was the most effective and effic... | these are holders who were stuck in afghanistan when their visas expire and will they be given residency |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,224 | 29.39 | ey are at the heart of our justice system the rule of law and our ability to access our human rights and are really i think undervalued or under represented in our public discourse we know that still currently the wait times and the expense of accessing the courts remains a huge barrier for many new zealanders the gree... | they are at the heart of our justice system the rule of law and our ability to access our human rights and are really i think um undervalued or underrepresented in our public discourse so we know that we still currently the wait times and expensive accessing courts remains a huge barrier for many new zealanders and the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,225 | 25.83 | e best it possibly could be ha ha thank you and i will go back to the minister and just point to the very very solid research base that went into that paper or went into the legislation as it was but to my point around maori being disproportionately targeted in the justice system knowing that that s at every step the | and mr speaker thank you um and i will go back to the minister and just point to the um the very very solid research base that went into that paper that all went into the legislation as it was um but to my point around um the disproportionate and maori being disproportionately targeted in the justice system knowing tha... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,226 | 29.42 | he cases i ve mentioned that weren t able to be heard because of alert levels were able to be dealt with in a manner that didn t see those hearings protracted thank you mr chair just a few questions for the minister i note that these are questions from our justice spokesperson nicole mckee who would like to be here but... | can log you be heard because of the levels will be able to be dealt with in a manner that didn t see those hearings protracted mr chair david thomas thank you mr chair just a few questions for the minister i am note that these are questions from our justice spokesperson nicole mckee who would like to be there but i d l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,227 | 29.04 | ers that are from non visa waiver countries and are unable currently to be reunited with their families because they don t meet the living together criteria when does he expect to have a pathway for family reunification that s on the top of a lot of people s minds and their hearts at the moment does he think the curren... | that are from non visa waiver countries and are unable currently to be reunited with their families because they don t meet the living together criteria and when does he expect to have a pathway for family reunification that s on the top of a lot of people s minds and their hearts at the moment and does he think the cu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,228 | 25.83 | able difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of new zealanders and as i say it is not before time we are very well aware that there are further recommendations from the welfare expert advisory group that we will continue to work through over time but this does represent a very significant and important shift i... | difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of new zealanders and as i say mr speaker it is not before time we are very well aware that there are further recommendations from the welfare expert advisory group that we will continue to work through over time but this does represent a very significant and important s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,229 | 28.96 | it s also going back to the point around the imprest supply second reading it s important to stress like the minister of finance has said this is a cap not a target expenditure actually charged against imprest supply in recent years has been well below what was provided so for example in 2021 20 billion was actually ch... | it s also going back to the point around the impressed supply second reading it s important to stress like the minister of finance has said this is a cap not a target expenditure actually charged against impressed supply and recent years has been well below what was being provided what was provided so for example in tw... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,230 | 18.88 | despite the complexities of being in a low decile area a huge heart so to be able to go there with the minister of education the hon chris hipkins and to see the joy on those kids faces as the new classrooms were being craned in was a really good joy and one of those memories that i ll hold on to as a new mp | despite the complexities being in a low decile area has a huge hat so to be able to go there with minister hopkins minister of education chris honourable chris hopkins and to see the joy on those kids faces as the new classrooms been craned in was um a really good joy and one of those memories that i ll hold onto is a ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,231 | 10.64 | ing to the absolute decay of a lot of our core public infrastructure and the need in our community we ve seen our nurses who | absolute kind of decay of a lot of our kind of core public infrastructure and the need in our community we ve seen our nurses |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,232 | 26.22 | criticised the hon james shaw for going overseas to represent new zealand and get a decent climate agreement somehow trade agreements are more important than climate agreements that s certainly something i don t agree with i also like to acknowledge golriz ghahraman the green spokesperson on global affairs and trade in... | criticize the honourable james shore for going overseas to represent new zealand and get a decent climate agreement somehow trade agreements are more important than climate agreements that s certainly something i don t agree with so also like to acknowledge golra s government the green spokesperson on global affairs an... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,233 | 29.31 | the agreement is clearly against our prosperity in future so there s nothing in this agreement which guarantees any benefits to small and medium enterprise to indigenous peoples or to workers yes there is the standard te tiriti o waitangi carve out but the waitangi tribunal has highlighted that that is not adequate and... | our the agreement is clearly against our prosperity in future so there s nothing in this agreement which guarantees any benefits to small and medium enterprise to indigenous peoples to woman or to workers yes there is a standard treaty like pangi carve out but the white tribunal has highlighted that that is not adequat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,234 | 29.539938 | r weeks well of course the length of time that will be spent in level 3 restrictions is dependent on a number of things firstly we have set a target of each of the dhbs there reaching 90 percent i note this morning that we are just 11 000 vaccines shy of reaching that 90 percent target for first doses so of course the ... | mr speaker well of course the length of time that will be spent in level three restrictions is dependent on a number of things and firstly we have set a target of each of the d h b s they re reaching ninety percent i note this morning that we are just eleven thousand vaccine shy of reaching that ninety percent target f... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,235 | 20.08 | ty up to 20 councils would be represented by just six seats on a regional representative group on behalf of the minister the member has answered her own question that the regional representative group will cover the councils it will also cover mana whenua in the area the important thing for the member to c | up to twenty councils would be represented by just six seats on a regional representative group speaker the member on behalf of the minister the member has answered her own question that the regional representative group will cover other councils it will also cover manafinuwa in the area the important thing for the mem... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,236 | 29.29 | at the appropriate time i intend to move that the bill be reported to the house by 2 december 2021 and that the committee have authority to meet at any time while the house is sitting except during oral questions during any evening on a day on which there has been a sitting of the house on a friday in a week in which t... | at the appropriate time i intend to move that the bill be reported to the house by the second of december 2021 and at the can in that the committee have authority to meet at any time while the house is sitting except during oral questions during any evening on a day on which there has been a sitting of the house and on... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,237 | 17.97 | ct different results we can t just keep doing what we have been doing for decades and expect that the housing crisis will solve itself this bill makes one of the changes that we need in this country to get more houses built | different results we can t just keep doing what we have been doing for decades in expecting that the housing crisis will solve ourselves will solve itself this bill makes one of the changes that we need in this country to get more houses built |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,238 | 28.72 | last year our government took a step to address these overly restrictive planning rules by introducing the national policy statement on urban development known affectionately in some circles as the npsud the npsud is a powerful tool in getting more houses built faster it enables greater housing intensification in our c... | last year our government took a step to address these overly restrictive planning rules by introducing the national policy statement on urban but urban development known affectionately in some circles as the mpsud the mpsud is a powerful tool in getting more houses built faster it enables greater housing intensificatio... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,239 | 11.32 | how will these decision makers be accountable to local communities under the current system ratepayers do that every three years | how will these decision makers be accountable to local communities under the current system ratepayers do that every three years |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,240 | 28.17 | a finding of criminality before you can take down or disable the material or make an order that the defendant cease or refrain from particular conduct in order that the defendant not encourage any other persons to engage in similar communications toward the affected individual so again a very sensible amendment to this... | a finding of criminality before you can take down or disable the material make an order that the defendant cease or refrain from conduct from the particular conduct in order that the defendant not encourage any other persons to engage in similar communications toward the affected individuals so again a very sensible am... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,241 | 23.12 | and it was important for the health system to assemble the significant workforce needed to administer that vaccination campaign which to date has led to the administration of more than 10 8 million doses of a vaccine for that particular condition i don t have the precise figure of what number of doses were administered... | and it was important for the health system to assemble the significant workforce needed to administer that vaccination campaign which to date has led to the administration of more than ten point eight million doses of a vaccine for that particular condition i don t have the precise figure but of what number of doses we... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,242 | 21.63 | p campaign took off i m confident that we will pick up those numbers again as the campaign picks up momentum again this year dr shane reti does he stand by his answer to written questions that in two weeks time another 5 million worth of mmr vaccine will also expire and how many hip operations could that 5 million have... | i m confident that we will pick up those numbers again as the campaign picks up momentum again this year supplementing dr shane edited does he stand by his answer to written questions that in two weeks time another five million dollars worth of measles mmr vaccine will also expire and how many hip operations could that... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,243 | 29.63 | 0 a year on this side of the house we re extremely proud of the fact that wages have actually gone ahead of inflation for the period of time that we have been in government up until the point that we have a global supply chain crisis and we have a war in ukraine on this side of the house we want to make sure that we su... | mr speaker on this side of the house we re extremely proud of the fact that wages have actually gone ahead of inflation for the period of time that we ve been in government up until the point that we have a global supply chain crisis and we have a war in ukraine on this side of the house we want to make sure that we su... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,244 | 24.11 | e entry there are hundreds of thousands of those in existence that are able to be utilised right now and as i say they are multiple entry visas that can be used the issue is the opening time for those from non visa waiver countries those who have not sought specific visas for entry into new zealand from the reopening d... | there are hundreds of thousands of those in existence who are able to be utilized right now and as i say they are multiple entry visas that can be used the issue is mr speaker the opening time for those from non visa waiver countries ah those who have not sought specific visas for entry into new zealand from the reopen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,245 | 24.23 | on behalf of the minister to the first part of that question absolutely to the second part we are working through those recommendations at the moment and our response to that report will come through shortly jan logie how much longer will women maori and pasifika bear the cost of pay gaps | mr speaker on behalf of the minister to the first part of that question absolutely to the second part we are working through those recommendations at the moment and our report will come through our response to that report will come through shortly supplementary how much longer will women maria pacifica bear the cost of... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,246 | 17.04 | e mckee if increasing the police budget by 450 million has resulted in a huge increase in crime what would she expect the effect of reducing youth services funding by 10 million to be | minister if increasing the police budget by four hundred and fifty million dollars has resulted in a huge increase in crime what would she expect the effect of reducing youth services funding by ten million dollars to be |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,247 | 28.429938 | f next year 1 800 more cops nicole mckee point of order mr speaker i did ask what the effect of reducing youth funding by 10 million would be and she had not actually addressed that issue yes unfortunately the member had two parts to her question when it s a supplementary there s only an obligation to address one of th... | the rather a point of border in the conkery thank you mr speaker mr speaker i did ask what the effect of reducing youth funding by ten million dollars would be and she had not actually addressed that issue yes yeah unfortunately the member had two parts to her question and when it s a supplementary there s only an obli... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,248 | 13.73 | nd we saw the damage done when the last national government was in office and failed to invest in them nicola willis does he believe a family receiving an average household income is too | in them and we saw the damage done when the last national government was in office and failed to invest in supplementary does he believe a family receiving an average household income is too rich |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,249 | 28.94 | and its introduction as a member s bill nikki worked with dozens of stakeholders who gave generously of their time and expertise to help fix an act that has caused problems and heartache for too many people nikki listened to those stories from so many people in her electorate and she took action i want to also acknowle... | and its introduction as a members bill nikki worked with dozens of stakeholders who gave generously of their time and expertise to help fix an act that has caused problems and heartache for too many people nikki listened to those stories from so many people in her electorate and she took action i want to also madam spe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_nz | test | held-out dialect | 2,250 | 27.060063 | t owners the body corporate must elect a chairperson it may also elect a committee or may hire a body corporate manager to manage the body corporate affairs it s important that we get good governance in place and that governance and contribution by people that own those particular properties so that they are able to co... | the body corporate must elect a chairperson it may also elect a committee or may hire a body corporate manager to manage the body corporate affairs mr speaker it s important that we get good governance in place that that governance and contribution by people that own those particular properties are able to contribute a... |
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