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Dear Francisca Griffin

Please find attached the response from Hon Tim Groser, Minister of Trade, to your OIA request.

Yours sincerely

Bibiana Marsh
Office of Hon Tim Groser
Minister of Trade | Minister for Climate Change Issues
Parliament Buildings | Private Bag 18041 | Wellington 6160 | New Zealand

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From: Francisca Griffin [mailto:[OIA #2275 email]]
Sent: Friday, 5 December 2014 10:26 p.m.
To: T Groser (MIN)
Subject: Official Information Act request - public release of the full draft text of TPPA, before it is signed

Dear Minister of Trade, Tim Grosser,

If Malaysia can release TPPA text before it’s signed, why can't NZ? We're intelligent people who care about our country, of course we want what is best for it, as you do.
Please show us some respect, release the full draft text to us, so we can have a say.

Yours faithfully,

Francisca Griffin

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