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Uh the government's new crimes amendment bill is not going to introduce harsher sentences for coward punches. So the bill has gone through the select committee process. Act in New Zealand first are in favour of a minimum non-parole period of eight years for offenders who commit manslaughter by a strike to the head or the neck, the coward punch. But national and the opposition parties are not. So Mike Angover's secretary of the Walk Without Fear Charitable Trust. He was a friend of Fao Vacke, the MMA fighter killed by a cow punch in Auckland back in 2021. And Mike joins me now. Mike, you must be pretty disappointed by this.
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long-overdue and politically stalled
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