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Monday 14 September 2015

Speech: Tim




Good Morning, Everyone, I am here to discuss to you about the change of the New Zealand flag.


New Zealand doesn’t need a new flag, our current flag is fine, and I am here to state to you why our nation doesn't need a new flag.


Why does New Zealand even need a new flag?


Everyone needs to think about the people who sacrificed their life for us to have this freedom. They fought for this nation, they fought under the 4 stars and the Union Jack. All the risks that the soldiers took, all the hard work that put into making this Country, a better place. Won’t this break you heart to think, that these soldiers, did a huge favour for us, while the New Zealand flag was standing tall. The flag has a lot of meaning and tradition behind it. It has been around for decades, representing New Zealand at Sports Events.


Is It Necessary.  A lot of money is going towards a new flag for our nation. 25.7 million dollars. Think about how much this could do, for all the people living in poverty. The money can fix what has been damaged to Christchurch. It could help rebuild the structures that has been destroyed. This is a lot of money, and can help save a lot of people.


According to New Zealand Herald, 25% of people want to change the flag, and 70% of people are against changing the flag.
We are the nation’s people, we should have the right to make a decision about the New Zealand flag.


As the nation’s people, we should make a vote, to determine if New Zealand should change their flag. Making a vote will make the government re-think what they are doing to the flag.


Once again, New Zealand shouldn’t change the flag. Sacrificing, Defending, Fighting is going to be all put to waste. The government needs to think about what they are doing to the New Zealand flag. Do you think we should change the flag?

1 comment:

Robyn Anderson said...

A great speech Tim! I like the way you have used facts and statistics to justify the points you raise. You tried hard to use a clear voice and speak expressively.

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