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MFAT Economic Division study

Thomas Kensington made this Official Information request to Minister of Trade

Response to this request is long overdue. By law Minister of Trade should have responded by now (details and exceptions). The requester can complain to the Ombudsman.

From: Thomas Kensington

Dear Hon Tim Groser,

This request is under the Official Information Act.

In a speech delivered at the NZ China Center on Wednesday 2 July you referred to a study - "a more granular analysis of sectors of our export economy that were most 'trade exposed' to China" - that MFAT Economic Division did.

Could you please release the said study, including the source data used for the study?

Feel free to refer this request to MFAT should you deem it necessary.

Yours faithfully,

Thomas Kensington

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From: T Groser (MIN)
Minister of Trade

On behalf of Hon Tim Groser, thank you for your email.  Your
correspondence has been noted and will be recorded.

 

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Thank you again.

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From: Jonathan Franklin

Dear Mr Kensington

On behalf of Hon Tim Groser, thank you for your Official Information Act request.

Your request is being considered within the provisions of the Act and you will receive a response in due course.

Yours sincerely

Jonathan Franklin
Private Secretary

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From: Thomas Kensington

Dear Jonathan Franklin,

conscious that you guys must be busy with the upcoming elections; but this OIA is now overdue (due 30 July); is there any you could indicate when you are likely to release the information?

Yours sincerely,

Thomas Kensington

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From: Thomas Kensington

Dear Jonathan Franklin,

I would be grateful if you could come back to me in the next couple of days on this OIA request. otherwise i will have to lodge a complain wit the Ombudsman.

Yours sincerely,

Thomas Kensington

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