This week on the Sunday Panel, Newstalk ZB and Gold FM host Andrew Dickens and NZ Herald senior writer Simon Wilson joined on a discussion about the following issues of the week:

The Government has decided to remove the entrenchment clause from Three Waters legislation and Leader of the House Chris Hipkins labelled it a "mistake".  This follows on from an extended period of lawyers and legal experts criticising the entrenchment clause. What do we think of this?

A Hungarian family who operates two successful businesses in Kapati have been given 42 days to leave the country after their application for residency was rejected by Immigration New Zealand. Is this fair? Wouldn't we want more people like this in the country?

At least 35 companies have hired the Resilience Institute to train their staff to go on holiday. What have we come to if we don’t know how to relax on holiday? Is this a side effect of the modern world? 

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