Tom, Dick, and Harry
PA Wellington The plight of the domestic purposes beneficiary has been outlined in Parliament by the member for Waipa, Miss Marilyn Waring. Speaking during the Budget debate, Miss Waring said it was all right to have Tom one night. Dick the next, and Harry the night after that, but it was not acceptable to have Tom, Dick, or Harn.’ all week. And it was all right to have Alison — as long as she did not belong to the Armed i Forces. ;
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