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Green MP Julie Anne Genter has been found in contempt of the House for “intimidating” behaviour towards National MP Matt Doocey. The Privileges Committee recommended she be censured. Genter, who apologized for her actions, stated, “It was not my intention to be intimidating or threatening.” She is expected to offer an unreserved apology in the House.
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