Metiria Turei: Why we opposed a confidence and supply deal

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Wed, 21 Dec 2011 9:30a.m.

Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei (file pic)

Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei (file pic)

The Government and the Green Party will not be signing an abstention agreement as John Key would have liked.

Instead, the two parties will be working together in the same way they did before the election with a memorandum of understanding.

They hope to look at their policies and come up with some common ground to work on.

Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei spoke to Firstline this morning.

Watch the full interview.

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21 Dec 2011 04:53p.m.

Bruce wrote:

Although during the election John who me, a liar Key was saying he was hoping for a memorandum of understanding with the Greens. He certainly would have preferred a confidence and supply deal with Green. Good to see the Greens stick to their ideals.

21 Dec 2011 04:01p.m.

pondering wrote:

Come on Aiden. Metiria has told us he wanted more. Of course he and Joyce tried for as much as they could get. They are desperate and hold a majority by a thread.

21 Dec 2011 12:41p.m.

aiden wrote:

memorandum of understanding is all John Key ever said he was going after with greens, come on 3news try to report true news, not news you invent.