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Story summary
- Jordan Rivers, a part-time Labour Party social media adviser in New Zealand, posted an edited video of MP Nicola Willis that could breach parliamentary rules.
- Gerry Brownlee, the Speaker of Parliament, confirmed the edited content could breach parliamentary rules.
- Rivers removed the post after being asked.
- The Labour Party stated Rivers used publicly available information.
- The Labour Party stated Rivers did not misuse parliamentary resources.
