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NZPolToolbox | NZPT Urgency Tracker SITTING DAYS 190 URGENT SITTING DAYS 21 % OF DAYS URGENT 11.1% Last updated: 12 July 2026 • nzpt.cjs.nz Data sourced from parliament.nz BILLS THIS PARLIAMENT 227 BILLS UNDER URGENCY 125 % OF BILLS URGENT 55.1%
'Angry' Andrew Little launches independent investigation into $600k library website spend Ethan Manera Wellington Reporter • NZ Herald
Three signs from the protest
NZPT URGENCY TRACKER: Sitting Days: 188 Urgent Sitting Days: 20 % of days urgent: 10.6% Bills Seen: 216 Bills Urgent: 106 % of bills urgent: 49.1 Data as of 27/05/2026
From AP News: VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Leo XIV made a historic apology on Monday for the role the Holy See itself played in legitimizing slavery and for having failed to condemn it for centuries, calling the Vatican’s record a “wound in Christian memory.”
Clip of Erica Stanford on Q+A saying she has done more for Māori education than any minister she can remember, then stitched with a video of Trump saying he has done more for black people than any president since lincoln.
Reddit Post: Earlier today, I got fined $150 on the bus with the reason of not bringing my student ID with me on the bus (I forgot bcs i put it into my pencil case for a test last time) but using tertiary student discount. It’s upsetting but I’d probably just accept it since it’s my bad but the thing is, I am not supposed to have a concession discount anymore since I am only taking 3 subjects this sem. I already checked beforehand on the app and it doesnt show im on concession but I was still getting charged student prices, assuming it’ll just deactivate soon. When I got fined, I was a bit confused why it was still on concession but assumed maybe I was still eligible for it and that’s why the university hasn’t terminated it so that’s why I didnt argue my case with the ATHOP officer. But I checked at home and it says I’m not eligible for it, hence i shouldn’t be on concession. I thought it was my responsibility for cancelling the concession on my own but it says the university will cancel it by itself. So, is the fine disputable in this case?
Screenshot from undefined upcoming project with the text “Donation $150,000.00 Sir Peter Vela”
Money vs Non-Money bill breakdown, showing that money bills make up ~10% of urgent bills
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NZ Safety Ad: “Drive like cops are around. Because they are”
Line graphs from NZPT showing urgency over time. An irregular spike at the 54th parliament is present with an overall trend upwards.
Infographic from NZPolToolbox (NZPT.CJS.NZ) with data sourced from parliament.nz. Sitting Days: 174 Urgent Sitting Days: 20 % of days Urgent: 11.5% Total Bills Passed: 193 Bills passed under Urgency: 106 % of bills Urgent: 54.9% Last Updated 1 April 2026
Photo of two workers on a scissor lift installing One.NZ stadium signage outside Gate A on Madras Street in Christchurch New Zealand.
Latest NZPT Results as of 23 March 2026. Sitting Days: 168 Urgent Sittings: 19 % of Days Urgent: 11.30% Bills Total: 185 Bills Urgent: 104 % of Bills Urgent: 56.20%
Screenshot from X(Twitter) showing an image version of the stats on nzpt.cjs.nz
Tweet from Matthew Horncastle (@matt_horncastle): Everyone with a phone has a casino in their hand. Based on this let’s deregulate the gambling act. Build more casinos. Less government and more casinos. Tweet Details: Posted to x.com at 10:05 07/03/2026 241 Views
Excerpt of Duncan Webb speaking on child sex offenders registration bill via Parliament TV. Source: parliament.tv
Screenshot from WhereTheyStand with the notice "Votes: Votes (and a few other things) aren't updating right now. I'm hoping to fix this over the Christmas break.".
Screenshot of the NZPT homepage with a notice saying "Notice: Please be aware that the Parliament.NZ website has recently undergone changes which have affected the functionality of this urgency tracker. I am actively working on updating the tool to restore its full capabilities. Thank you for your patience and understanding. ".
Graph showing the use of urgency over time for the last 7 Parliaments
A screenshot from an upcoming version of NZPT that shows a revised total of 177 bills considered by the current Parliament. With 104 being urgent, a percentage of 58.76% of all bills were urgent.
A screenshot of the NZPT urgency tracker showing that the 52nd Parliament of New Zealand sat for 251 days, 14 of those urgent, meaning 5.5% of sittings were disrupted by urgency. The statistics also show that the 52nd Parliament passed 283 bills, 83 of which were in some part under urgency, meaning 29.33% of bills were under urgency.