Darlene Tana doesn't think natural justice has been followed. 

The Green Party's requested the MP resign from Parliament after receiving the investigation into alleged migrant exploitation at her husband's business. 

Tana's been suspended on full pay for 115-days, earning over $40 thousand in that time.

The former Green MP doesn't accept the findings and claims it substantially misrepresents her level of involvement in her husband's business.

Former National ministerial advisor Brigitte Morton told Ryan Bridge that Tana has all the cards in her hands. 

She says unless the Green's backflip on the waka jumping legislation and invoke it, she can sit there as long as she wants.

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Darlene Tana doesn't think natural justice has been followed.  
The Green Party's requested the MP resign from Parliament after receiving the investigation into alleged migrant exploitation at her husband's business.  
Tana's been suspended on full pay for 115-days, earning over $40 thousand in that time. 
The former Green MP doesn't accept the findings and claims it substantially misrepresents her level of involvement in her husband's business. 
Former National ministerial advisor Brigitte Morton told Ryan Bridge that Tana has all the cards in her hands.  
She says unless the Green's backflip on the waka jumping legislation and invoke it, she can sit there as long as she wants. 
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