Labour’s promise to repeal the so-called ‘Hobbit law’ should it form a government post-September 20 has been met with a mixed reaction from NZ screen industry organisations.
The Employment Relations (Film Production Work) Amendment Bill, which passed on October 29, 2010, essentially made all
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Nick Grant
Fri, 01 Aug 2014
Fri, 01 Aug 2014
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UPDATED: Film industry split on Labour's 'Hobbit law' pledge
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