DAVID FARRAR the MEDALLION of QUIXOTE,

this is a great honour, and it given because for his contribution to our great Nation
the specific reason is declared as STRENGTH and ABILITY
this award can be witnessed on my site,
the award will by its own nature and heritage increase DAVID FARRAR’s courage, ability, strength, and continued succes..
This award is the VC of Internet, and is proudly shown on previous winners sites. See Ilew and tumeke

Previous winners are

Rodney Hide MQ and bar, for Courage in an impossible situation.

Ilew MQ for single mindedly making Wellington weather sunny

Tim Selwyn MQ for single handedly trying to take the entire forshore form NZ Government

David Lynch for gracious courage while under withering internet fire

the Medallion can be seen at my site, and i guarantee Farrar will feel even better about himself

http://www.parliament.nz/NR/rdonlyres/6092F83E-CE78-4C66-A50A-CC4490DC9034/50985/4makingasubmission5.pdf

An oral submission is more a chance for the committee to ask any questions and seek further explanation, rather than a serious “pitch”. They don’t have to hear you – it is up to the committee who they hear, and how long they grant each person. If lots of people make similar submissions and ask to be heard, they may be grouped together and jointly allocated a very short period of time for questions (though from my very limited experience, the timetable is quite flexible, and if they get on to an interesting line of questioning, they’ll chase it).

Also if everyone took the option to make an oral submission, must the select committee hear those submissions – no matter how many were made?

thanks