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Rt Hon Dr

Lockwood Smith

National Party

Former Member of Parliament

How Lockwood Smith voted

Voted strongly for the Gambling (Gambling Harm Reduction) Amendment Bill to provide local communities with more power to determine where "pokie" machines may be sited, and in how the proceeds can be distributed.
- 9 May 2012
  
  Gambling (Gambling Harm Reduction) Amendment Bill — First Reading
  
  Lockwood Smith voted for
  
  Passed by a large majority
Voted strongly for the Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill to amend the Marriage Act 1955 to ensure that its provisions are not applied in a discriminatory manner. The bill aims to ensure that all people, regardless of sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity will have the opportunity to marry if they so choose.
- 29 Aug 2012
  
  Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill — First Reading
  
  Lockwood Smith voted for
  
  Passed by a large majority
Voted strongly for the Shop Trading Hours Act Repeal (Waitaki Easter Trading) Amendment Bill to allow all retailers within districts covered by the Waitaki Electorate to trade on Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
- 27 Jun 2012
  
  Shop Trading Hours Act Repeal (Waitaki Easter Trading) Amendment Bill — First Reading
  
  Lockwood Smith voted for
  
  Not passed by a large majority

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