Green MP Tamatha Paul Refuses to Apologize for Misleading Property Speech
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- Green MP Tamatha Paul made a false claim about National MP Grant McCallum in Parliament.
- The Green Party has refused to apologize, while McCallum is seeking an apology.
- A video clip of the remarks has received more than one million views on TikTok.
Green MP Tamatha Paul is refusing to apologize after making what National MP Grant McCallum says was a misleading claim about him in Parliament.
The Green Party has also declined to apologize. McCallum, who represents Northland for the National Party, is requesting an apology from Paul.
A clip of Paulโs comment has attracted more than one million views on TikTok, turning the parliamentary dispute into a widely viewed online controversy.
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