Which New Zealand union spent $237,364 supporting Labour's 2005 re-election campaign, then reported a $218,000 deficit to its membership for the 2005/06 year?
Which New Zealand union was investigated by the police after the 2005 election over electoral advertising irregularities? The police became involved following a complaint from the Chief Electoral Officer.
Which New Zealand union received a warning for their illegal activities, even though the the police found "there appear to be sufficient grounds on which to base a charge"?
Which New Zealand union is likely to be the subject of a complaint to the Electoral Commission over website breaches of the Electoral Finance Act, and will past breaches and warnings by the police be taken into account?
5 comments:
The Service and Food Workers Union. Have you had to resort to flicking through the back issues of Investigate magazine? Oh dear.
Who cares about the source of the information--if it's correct.
kg, It was just a little gentle ribbing about rumaging through yellowing back issues of Investigate. I'm sure that Wishart gets a few facts right in amongst all the hyperbole and baseless innuendo.
Heh - this is trick question: all of them
All unions should be disbanded. Members or ex-members of unions should be banned from civil service or public appointments (yep including teachers & nurses).
It's pretty damn clear why.
No anon - not a trick question at all, and Jafapete was dead right - it was the SFWU - but no back issues were consulted!
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