Prime MInister Jacinda Ardern said the Government is working to fix the change made to the Three Waters legislation that she now concedes was a 'mistake'. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Labour made a “mistake” in passing a controversial entrenchment clause in a Three Waters bill, but won’t say how the mistake was made. The Government on Sunday confirmed it would be unwinding the clause Labour voted through in the Water Service Entities bill, after outcry that it was threatening New Zealand’s constitution. Ardern, speaking to RNZ on Monday, admitted Labour had made a “mistake”, but was unwilling to specify how it occurred and said the "team” was responsible. Stuff/Stuff Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says it was a mistake to include an entrenchment clause in Three Waters legislation.

Source: Stuff December 05, 2022 07:18 UTC