Green MP Tamatha Paul Accused of Falsely Claiming Three More MPs Bought Properties
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- Three more MPs say Green Party MP Tamatha Paul falsely accused them of buying properties after the Government changed property taxes.
- Nationalโs Northland MP Grant McCallum is seeking an apology after Paul incorrectly claimed he had bought property.
Three more MPs have come forward accusing Green Party MP Tamatha Paul of falsely claiming they bought up properties after the Government changed property taxes during the current term.
The accusations follow a report by Newstalk ZB involving Nationalโs Northland MP Grant McCallum. He is seeking an apology from Paul after she incorrectly claimed he had bought property.
Paul had taken aim at several MPs, alleging they were taking advantage of rental laws. The further claims have now drawn additional MPs into the dispute.
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