P.M. ‘to be encouraged’
PA Wellington The Prime Minister, Sir Robert Muldoon, would be encouraged under a Labour Government to continue spreading his monetary reform ideas overseas. The leader of the Labour Party, Mr Lange, last evening repeated his leaders’ debate assertion that a de-
feated Sir Robert would have a contribution to make in opposition. “I think that he could make a contribution in the area of moving in the international community advancing his views with respect to monetary reconstruction,” Mr Lange said, in a television interview.
“I don’t think that we should throw out people of capacity,” he said. “I regret that we have in New Zealand a tradition of seeking to extinguish people whose only fault was that they lost.” He concluded by saying: “But can you imagine that he would disappear?”
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Press, 12 July 1984, Page 4
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