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Parliament redundant under climate czar

Hidesight: Climate change powers will give Shaw greater licence than Muldoon’s executive fiat.

Rodney Hide Wed, 25 Sep 2019

Sir Robert Muldoon deployed the Economic Stabilisation Act 1948 to freeze wages, prices and rents and to introduce carless days. He didn’t bother Parliament: He regulated the country by executive fiat.

He explained: “You can do anything provided you hang your hat on economic

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