Defamation Writs Dropped (Press, 8 November 1986)
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Summary: Defamation Writs Dropped (Press, 8 November 1986)
Mr Graeme Lee, the National member of Parliament for Hauraki, announced that he has resolved defamation writs that were issued against him concerning his remarks on the Homosexual Law Reform Bill. The writs he had filed in response have also been withdrawn. Mr Lee, who opposed the bill that was debated in Parliament from March 1985 to July 1986, mentioned that he participated in various speaking engagements on the topic during which he made comments that were later challenged. He expressed satisfaction in having the matter settled.
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