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ISI asks: Where's the problemEv

The idea of compulsory adviser registration, as suggested by New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, has received a lukewarm to non-existent response from the two main industry associations.

Philip Macalister

Tue, May 18th 1999 12:00AM

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