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SIS Petition
To the House of Representatives
We believe:
That the SIS should not have the power to break into our homes; that the SIS should be stopped from spying on people solely because they hold different views from the government on what is in New Zealand's "international well-being or economic well-being"; that parliament is the rightful place to scrutinise intelligence and security agencies; and that it may be more appropriate for the Police to have the responsibility for protecting New zealand from "acts of espionage, sabotage, and terrorism".
Therefore, we respectfully request:
That the House of Representatives not pass the New Zealand Security Amendment Bill,
tighten the definition of "security" in the New Zealand Security Intelligence
Service Act, repeal the Intelligence and Security Committee Act and institute a select
committee enquiry into whether the SIS should be abolished and its responsibilities
returned to the Police.
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Please return signed petitions to Rod Donald MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington (no stamp required) by 5 February 1999 at the latest. More copies from 04 470 6663
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