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The hīkoi mō te tiriti, which started as a rally against the ACT Party’s Treaty Principles Bill, is set to arrive at Parliament tomorrow, in the capital, Wellington.

Over the duration of the hīkoi, thousands have joined the march in support so far, with an estimated 30,000 set to be at Parliament tomorrow.

For our weekly catch up with the ACT Party’s Simon Court, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to him about the hīkoi, and how the party has reacted to this event.

They also talked to Simon about the Treaty Principles Bill passing its first reading in Parliament last week, with members of Te Pāti Māori, the Labour Party Party, and Green Party, performing the haka as a form of protest to the bill, with members of the public gallery also joining in, resulting in Parliament being suspended for an hour.

But first, they talked to Simon about the hīkoi.

Last week it was revealed that two of the ten participants in the government's pilot bootcamp programme were on the run. 

The youth were two months into the community rehabilitation phase of the programme, following the three month youth justice residence phase. Both teens were found in the weekend, but had allegedly reoffended, and are now set to come before the court. 

For our weekly catch up with the ACT Party, who have been heavily advocating for this programme, Producer Evie spoke to Simon Court about this incident. 

She also talks to him about proposed changes to employment law which would give employers the power to dismiss workers earning over $180,000 without the employee refuting the decision. 

And finally, she talks to him about David Seymour’s incumbent run as Deputy Prime Minister, which is set to begin in May of next year.