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(POP MUSIC PLAYS)
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‐ I didn't know
whose bed I was in.
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I woke up, wandered upstairs,
and then...
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‐ Um...
‐ Hey.
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‐ Hey.
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‐ What's up with that?
‐ Oh shit.
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We‐ We should pull over.
‐ Yeah.
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(MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING,
INDICATOR CLICKS)
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You all right, bro?
‐ Hey.
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‐ Look, I'm really sorry to
do this. It's my dad. He's...
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I've gotta get
to Waikato Hospital.
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‐ Uh‐ Uh, yeah, yeah.
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Nah, get in.
‐ Oh, thank you so much.
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I'll just get my bags.
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(MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING)
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‐ ANAHERA: Caz.
‐ Where's Dad? What happened?
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‐ Uh, he's all right.
He's alive.
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‐ What do you mean 'he's alive'?
‐ He means Gerald's gonna be OK.
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He's‐ He's fine.
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‐ They‐ They said hypothermia
and a broken hip.
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Apparently it's been
busted already,
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and they're operating now.
‐ What happened?
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‐ Well, he was at the house
last night fixing something,
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and he fell off the ladder.
‐ Last night?
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He's been out the whole night?
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‐ Yeah.
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‐ Fuck.
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Fuck. I shouldn't have left him.
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‐ What? You were‐
You were with him?
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‐ (SIGHS) We had a fight,
and I was trying to fix the...
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I left, and he must have
climbed up‐
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‐ Hey. People fall off ladders.
‐ (SIGHS)
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‐ Yeah, he's gonna be OK.
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‐ WHISPERS: I shouldn't have
left him. I was fuckin' angry.
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‐ Hey, hey.
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‐ I'm here for Gerald Davis.
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‐ The surgery went really well.
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(QUIET BEEPING)
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‐ JEM: Do you think
he'll be OK overnight?
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‐ It's kinda the right place for
someone who's just had surgery.
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‐ Caz, I mean.
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‐ Uh...
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Well, he probably won't sleep.
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But he told me
to leave him there,
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so that bung neck tomorrow
is on him.
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‐ Yeah.
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‐ You like him.
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‐ Yeah.
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Um...
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Um...
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It's like, uh...
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I'm not, like, ready
for people to know.
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‐ Hmm.
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People.
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You know, once you come out,
they still don't know.
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Hey, what's the
general consensus
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on my label these days?
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‐ I'm not getting involved.
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‐ Hey, it's been ages since
I gave a fuck, so just tell me.
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What am I?
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‐ OK. Well,...
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most women think
you're a lesbian,
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and, uh, most guys
think you're straight.
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‐ Still?
‐ Yeah,
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even though they know
you've been with a woman.
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‐ Well, obviously,
I'm still experimenting (!)
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Chicks dig science, eh?
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‐ Oh, do they?
‐ Yeah.
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‐ (CHUCKLES)
‐ (LAUGHS)
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Most people are just idiots
about other people's sexuality.
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Who cares what they know
or what they don't know
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or what they think they know
or what they wish they knew?
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You know? Just...
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you do you.
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Do it safe.
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But do you.
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‐ Yeah, but it's, like, um...
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It's easy for you. You know?
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You're a woman.
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Well...
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Yeah, people might say stuff,
but it's not like anyone's gonna
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give you the bash. You know?
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Like those guys down at the pub.
‐ They lay a finger on you,
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and I'll give them
a face full of ju‐jitsu.
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‐ Still.
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Doesn't matter.
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He's leaving anyway.
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‐ Not straight away.
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Ha!
‐ What?
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‐ Straight.
(BOTH LAUGH)
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(PENSIVE MUSIC)
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(MUSIC CONTINUES)
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(MUSIC ENDS)
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‐ How long you been here?
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‐ Slept here.
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‐ Writing another
bloody note, eh?
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About to do another runner.
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‐ Nah.
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‐ What's it say, then?
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‐ It says I'm sorry.
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(SNIFFLES)
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(SNIFFLES)
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Sorry I didn't come back.
(SNIFFLES)
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VOICE BREAKS:
And I did love her.
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(SNIFFLES)
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Dad, I'm sorry.
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(SNIFFLES) You needed me.
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And I wasn't there. (SNIFFLES)
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(SNIFFLES)
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(SNIFFLES)
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‐ You know what
you said last night,...
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about if...
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that if you told us...
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You were right.
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We wouldn't have
handled it very well.
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It's not my world.
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I don't understand it. I'm still
trying to get my head around...
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But maybe...
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But maybe if you had stayed,...
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‐ (SNIFFLES)
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‐ ...I would have lost you too.
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I want you here.
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‐ (SNIFFLES)
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‐ I want you...
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here.
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‐ ANAHERA WHISPERS IN MĀORI:
Pukehaunui is my mountain.
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Te Awakaha is my river.
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My marae is Papatahi.
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My...
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(INHALES DEEPLY, EXHALES)
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My ancestor is Te Rū i Wehe
ai te Rangi
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My...
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Ngāti Wehewehe is my people
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Rūrangi...
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Ngāti Rūrangi is my tribe
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(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
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(BIRDS CHIRP)
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What are you doing?
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‐ GERALD: It was your mum.
The by‐law was her idea.
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You should've seen her
get going ‐
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how we were gonna get the bloody
banks off everybody's back.
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You set it up right, and nature
will look after your topsoil.
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'We don't need all that debt.'
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They wrecked it.
They're not mates.
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(SCOFFS) We could n...
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‐ Sorry we're late.
‐ Roadworks.
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Hey, we need to go.
‐ Cool.
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‐ Oh! Jem made some scones.
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‐ Ooh! Jem!
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Thank you.
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‐ That's all good.
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‐ Wish us luck.
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‐ Thank you, son.
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(PENSIVE MUSIC)
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‐ Mr Davis is not here.
We need to move on.
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‐ We can wait
a few more minutes.
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‐ CURT: Since when
are you on their side?
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(BOUNCY ELECTRONIC MUSIC)
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(THUNDER RUMBLES)
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‐ JEM: Long sleeve?
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‐ Cheers.
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‐ We've got your dad's copy.
Jem?
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Jem?
‐ Oh! Oh!
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Uh...
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Um, so, what are we doing?
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‐ I gotta read Dad's by‐law
to the council.
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‐ Yeah, and then what?
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‐ The council votes for a vote.
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This is really long.
Do I read the whole thing?
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‐ He's reading
the official hearing
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for the council to vote on
the proposed by‐law.
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If it's approved,
then it goes on the ballot,
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and everyone ‐
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the public ‐ gets to vote on
whether it becomes a by‐law.
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‐ JEM: Oh, it's like, um...
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‐ CAZ: I don't really get it
either. I just know that
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if it doesn't get read at the
meeting today, it's game over.
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‐ Whoa.
‐ Whoa.
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It's really important to Dad.
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And for Mum too.
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(THUNDER RUMBLES)
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‐ COLLEEN RICHTER: There have
been no communications with
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Mr Davis with either me or
my office as to his whereabouts.
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We're not waiting any longer.
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(PERSON COUGHS)
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‐ What's wrong?
‐ Fuck, I'm not ready.
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They'll wanna know who I am.
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‐ Motion to strike the reading
of Mr Davis' proposed by‐law.
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All in favour.
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‐ I'd like to speak on behalf
of Gerald Davis.
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‐ If you wish to speak,
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you must formally introduce
yourself to the council first.
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‐ But everyone already
knows who I am.
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‐ Ana, the procedures
are there for a reason.
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Introduce yourself
to the council, please.
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‐ All right.
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(SPEAKING MĀORI)
Greetings to us all.
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Pukehaunui
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is my mountain.
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Te Awakaha is my river.
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My marae is Papatahi.
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My ancestor is Te Rū i Wehe
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ai te Rangi.
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Ngāti Wehewehe is my people.
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Ngāti Rūrangi is my tribe.
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(INDISTINCT WHISPERING)
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‐ Kia ora.
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‐ Yeah. Yeah, kia ora.
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‐ Gerald Davis has asked
that the motion of
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his proposed by‐law
be formally read on his behalf.
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‐ Ana, darling,
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unfortunately, I'm going
to have to stop you there.
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‐ But Gerald wants
to take this to a vote.
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‐ Exactly. Mr Davis
made the submission,
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and so he needs
to table the motion.
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‐ I have his permission.
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‐ OK. I'm afraid that for
submissions to open ballots,
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motions can only be made
by petitioners registered
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on that submission.
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Are you an official member
of the submission committee?
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‐ No.
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‐ Then I think we're done here.
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‐ Mr Davis is welcome.
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In fact, he's strongly
encouraged to put his motion
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back again, before the
open ballot next year.
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‐ HARRY: Next year?
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That isn't fair.
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‐ Gerald‐ Um, Mr Davis,
he's‐ he's in hospital.
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‐ And he has our sympathies,
but these are the rules.
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Unless... Well, in your
situation, this doesn't apply.
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‐ Wait. Unless what?
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‐ There is an exception
for proxy submissions
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by family members. Are you
a member of Mr Davis' family?
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(PERSON COUGHS)
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‐ I'm family.
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‐ And you are?
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‐ Caz Davis. I'm Gerald's son.
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‐ Well, you are misleading
the council.
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Mr Davis doesn't have a son.
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‐ Yes, he does.
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‐ Oh.
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Oh, now I recognise you.
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(JARRING MUSIC)
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(AUDIO DISTORTS)
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That's your real name, isn't it?
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‐ That's n‐ That's not my name.
I'm‐
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‐ Sorry, so you're saying
that you are a transsexual?
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‐ I'm transgender.
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‐ Ah. So you've had all
of the surgeries, then?
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‐ That's none of your business.
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I'm here to talk about
the by‐law only.
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‐ Oh, of course.
And by all means.
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I just need to ensure
that we all have the facts
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about the kinds of people
that are behind this by‐law,
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whether it's grounded
in actual science
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or whether it's part of an
alternative‐lifestyle crowd.
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Knowing that Mr Davis
is OK with this,...
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well, we can all make up
our own minds, can't we?
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‐ I know what you're doing.
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I submit this proposed
by‐law known as
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the Rūrangi District Council
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phasing out of chemical
fertilisers by 2030.
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I do so as son and proxy
of Gerald Davis.
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My name is Caz Davis.
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(BRONSKI BEAT'S
'SMALLTOWN BOY' PLAYS)
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‐ ♪ Cry
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♪ Cry.
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♪ You leave in the morning
with everything you own
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♪ in a little
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♪ black case.
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♪ Alone on the platform,
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♪ the wind and the rain on a sad
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♪ and lonely face.
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♪ Mother would never understand
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♪ why you had to leave.
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♪ But the answers you seek will
never be found at home.
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♪ The love that you need
will never be found at home.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Pushed around
and kicked around,
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♪ always a lonely boy.
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♪ You were the one that they'd
talk about around town
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♪ as they put you down.
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♪ And as hard as they would try,
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♪ they'd hurt to make you cry.
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♪ But you never cried to them,
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♪ just to your soul.
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♪ No, you never cried to them,
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♪ just to your soul.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Run away, turn away,
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♪ run away, turn away, run away.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ Cry, boy, cry, boy.
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♪ Cry.
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♪ You leave in the morning
with everything you own
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♪ in a little
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♪ black case.
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♪ Alone on the platform,
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♪ the wind and the rain on... ♪
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