Stop farming NHS IT out to contract. Build the capability within the NHS to build the system it needs, not what some consultancy thinks it needs. It'll be better and more secure.
The Palantiri weren't evil. It was only the fact that Sauron possessed one that made them dangerous. However they were also key in his defeat as he was deceived by what he saw through them.
They were just an object that allowed you to see long distances.
You're right it does vary from country to country.
However, I don't personally think it does the process any good if thing can descend into playground insults or violence. I'm in favour of people being expelled if they can't maintain a base level of behaviour.
I don't know about the NZ parliament, but in the UK parliament upon which it is based it absolutely possible for members to be thrown out of the chamber. It's not even that rare. Famously Dennis Skinner was kicked out for calling them Prime Minister David Cameron "Dodgy Dave" and refusing to retract it.
Are you quoting some rule or just your own expectation?
Parliaments have rules dictating behaviour for good reason. If they don't then discussion break down into chaos. So should they be punished? Absolutely.
The severity of that punishment depends on the type of haka and what was intended by it. In all the coverage I've seen no translation of what was said. A haka can be anything from expressions of joy to a declaration of war.
If the point was to intimidate or worse, then throw the book at her. Just as someone using intimidating or violent language would be ruled against. Doing it in a way specific to a particular culture does not get you protection.
If it was just a display of Maori culture at a poignant moment, expressing grief at the decision, then more leniency can be shown. However I doubt that's the case given the physical actions involved.
He could be Prime Minister if the house stood behind his leadership. It's only convention that makes the leader of the largest party the presumptive prime minister. The house can send whoever they want to the king.
I agree with what you're saying, that the attack didn't require any data breach to take place, but I do have one slightly pedantic point.
Codeberg being non-profit does not make the employees "volunteers". They are normal employees and take a wage like working for any other company. What's different is that any excess revenue over costs must be used to continue the company's objectives and is not able to be taken by the company owners as profit.
It's not as conspiratorial as that.
All the voters are voting for their own individual fantasies. The politician just wants the votes. This is just dirty populist games.