New Zealand's Labour Party, now in opposition, has reversed its prior policy position as it announced that it no longer supports reforms that could cut off Internet access.
NZ Labour Party Reverses Position, Now Rejects 3 Strikes
March 31, 2010
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They always flip-flop
Does this mean that they were supporting three strikes while they were in power?
If so, send them condoms by mail, like the Russians did to all anti-piracy outfits.
They were defeated in 2008 election, according to Wikipedia.