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  #2022344 25-May-2018 11:36
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This thread is crazy, back to a normal thread, the Trump thread.




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  #2022348 25-May-2018 11:38

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Aredwood: And since solar production doesn't align with peak demand

It aligns to an extent with demand peaks for some loads like air-conditioning for example.


Except that it is only a couple of days in summer, where the aircon load is a significant amount of overall demand. On most days, there is actually a dip in demand between 2pm and 4pm. Which just happens to be the peak load time for aircon. It is still going to be awhile until summer aircon peak demand will be exceeding winter evening peak demand. And even then, it will still only be for a few days each summer.

Some lines companies even offer a pricing plan called Night rate with boost. Which is the normal controlled night rate, but with power also switched on from 2pm - 4pm as well. They offer it as a means of artificially increasing power demand to help fill the 2pm- 4pm dip.

If we were talking about Australia or the USA I would agree with you regarding aircon demand.





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  #2022420 25-May-2018 12:54
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MikeB4:

No we have a Labour-NZ First coalition government with NZ Green support.  You are correct, we have not had a National Government for sometime. We had National-NZ Maori coalitions. That is how coalitions work



Btw what's your point?



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  #2022423 25-May-2018 13:02
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rjt123:
MikeB4:

 

No we have a Labour-NZ First coalition government with NZ Green support.  You are correct, we have not had a National Government for sometime. We had National-NZ Maori coalitions. That is how coalitions work

 



Btw what's your point?

 

 

 

Point 1. Folks keep referring to the "Labour government" I was merely pointing out that we do not have a Labour government

 

Point 2. I was responding to your post concerning my post.





Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #2023686 28-May-2018 00:30
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Well NZF have dropped under 5% and if election held today they wouldn't be in parliament. Long long may it last. 

 

 


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  #2023795 28-May-2018 10:17
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MikeB4:

 

rjt123:
MikeB4:

 

No we have a Labour-NZ First coalition government with NZ Green support.  You are correct, we have not had a National Government for sometime. We had National-NZ Maori coalitions. That is how coalitions work

 



Btw what's your point?

 

 

 

Point 1. Folks keep referring to the "Labour government" I was merely pointing out that we do not have a Labour government

 

Point 2. I was responding to your post concerning my post.

 

 

Based on policies it is more like a NZ First Government expenditure wise.


 
 
 

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  #2023800 28-May-2018 10:24
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https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act

 

This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.





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  #2023826 28-May-2018 10:44
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MikeB4:

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act


This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.



That's your opinion. What about the people who oppose abortion?. I think it's good for them to have a voice in parliament too.

I think it's disturbing that our social legislative program in this country is all about killing people (euthanasia and abortion).

So some people will disagree with bridges, some will agree. However before this thread diverts to the never ending argument about legalized killings, if u want to debate that please set up another thread.

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  #2023835 28-May-2018 10:57
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MikeB4:

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act

 

 

 

This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.

 



That's your opinion. What about the people who oppose abortion?. I think it's good for them to have a voice in parliament too.

I think it's disturbing that our social legislative program in this country is all about killing people (euthanasia and abortion).

So some people will disagree with bridges, some will agree. However before this thread diverts to the never ending argument about legalized killings, if u want to debate that please set up another thread.

 

 

 

I was not discussing the pro and cons of a medical procedure I was raising in a political thread a political position stated by a politician in the public arena.





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  #2023844 28-May-2018 11:04
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rjt123:
MikeB4:


https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act


 


This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.




That's your opinion. What about the people who oppose abortion?. I think it's good for them to have a voice in parliament too.

I think it's disturbing that our social legislative program in this country is all about killing people (euthanasia and abortion).

So some people will disagree with bridges, some will agree. However before this thread diverts to the never ending argument about legalized killings, if u want to debate that please set up another thread.


 


I was not discussing the pro and cons of a medical procedure I was raising in a political thread a political position stated by a politician in the public arena.



No that's fine. I was just pointing out that being anti-abortion is not necessarily going to preclude National from getting in next term.

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  #2023866 28-May-2018 11:35
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MikeB4:

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act

 

This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.

 

 

Abortion is some circumstances should be illegal. Bridges doesnt say he is against abortion, just that it should still be in the crimes act. I think abortions after a certain length of pregnancy should be illegal, just like backstreet type abortions should be.

 

Clearly there needs to be a whole new level of detail around this.


 
 
 

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  #2023884 28-May-2018 12:02
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Pumpedd:

 

Abortion is some circumstances should be illegal. Bridges doesnt say he is against abortion, just that it should still be in the crimes act.

 

 

Agreed.

 

The crimes act treatment of abortion is what makes 'back-street' clinics illegal and sets out the specific exemptions under which abortion is legal.  As far as I can tell from a quick read, it doesn't define a woman seeking an abortion for herself to be committing a crime

 

Surely we always want 'back-street' abortion procedures to be illegal - because of the risk they pose to women?

 

Somewhat analogously the crimes act sets out circumstances in which surgery is not an offence.  In the absence of those sections surgery might be restraint, stupefying, assault, GBH etc.

 

 

 

 





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  #2023897 28-May-2018 12:13
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Pumpedd:

 

MikeB4:

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act

 

This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.

 

 

Abortion is some circumstances should be illegal. Bridges doesnt say he is against abortion, just that it should still be in the crimes act. I think abortions after a certain length of pregnancy should be illegal, just like backstreet type abortions should be.

 

Clearly there needs to be a whole new level of detail around this.

 

 

Doesn't need to be in the Crimes act for that. Just like any other medical procedure are covered under acts dealing with that. That is where the rules and procedures around it should be spelled out.


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  #2023940 28-May-2018 13:26
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Varkk:

 

Pumpedd:

 

MikeB4:

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104255007/simon-bridges-opposed-to-taking-abortion-out-of-the-crimes-act

 

This is nothing to do with the likes of Simon Bridges, it is a matter between patient and doctor. His attitude will not help him regain the treasury benches in 2020.

 

 

Abortion is some circumstances should be illegal. Bridges doesnt say he is against abortion, just that it should still be in the crimes act. I think abortions after a certain length of pregnancy should be illegal, just like backstreet type abortions should be.

 

Clearly there needs to be a whole new level of detail around this.

 

 

Doesn't need to be in the Crimes act for that. Just like any other medical procedure are covered under acts dealing with that. That is where the rules and procedures around it should be spelled out.

 

 

Maybe you need to read the crimes act again...


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  #2023957 28-May-2018 14:05
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Doesn't need to be in the Crimes act for that. Just like any other medical procedure are covered under acts dealing with that. That is where the rules and procedures around it should be spelled out.

 

 

Surgery is in the crimes act.  Also unlicensed/backstreet abortions need to be prohibited by the crimes act - because they can cause serious injury, sterility, disability and death. 





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