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The New Zealand embassy would monitor the situation that was currently ongoing. Knowing full on what was going on, the embassy would have precautionary measures in private in case things continued to escalate. The embassy was ordered to be secured for the time being, not on lockdown. For NZ...

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"We could possibly look maybe in the next few months? I can contact your defence department once ready?" @Jamie

"My preference would be around conventional warfare. However, we are also interested in looking into SAS and NZSAS being trained together in counter terrorism and so forth." @Jamie

"I would like to look at conducting an exercise training with the British Armed Forces. Preferably in your terrain. I feel, NZDF would benefit a lot from learning from the best in the world." @Jamie

"It has been sent through." @Jamie

<table class="mngeneric"><tr><td>METHOD</td><td>Cargo Plane</td></tr><tr><td>ORIGIN</td><td>Tauranga, New Zealand</td></tr><tr><td>DESTINATION</td><td>Portsmouth, United Kingdom</td></tr><tr><td>VESSEL / AIRCRAFT / TRAIN CALLSIGN</td><td>HW115</td></tr><tr><td>DECLARED CARGO</td><td>1. Petroleum...

"Yes we would like all five. Confirm you want Petroleum, Plastics and Optical and Measuring Equipment? Just to sort this documentation out."

"That sounds fine to me. We do have civilian cargo ships if that is okay? The destination will be Tauranga which is our largest port in NZ." @Jamie

"I would like to begin with trade first, let's get that out of the way. New Zealand can offer the following: 1. Petroleum 2. Mechanical machinery 3. Vehicles & Parts 4. Optical, medical, and measuring equipment 5. Plastics and plastic articles What does Great Britain have in mind?" @Jamie

The Prime Minister would wait for the Chancellor to finish. He replied. "Trade is one of the talking points that is correct. Another is training sort of exercises. We feel the NZ Armed Forces would benefit from learning from the one of the greatest armed forces out there today." @Jamie

A servant would return would water filled with ice cubes in a jug and a glass. Placing them on the table, the servant would leave as the doors closed for the two men to begin their discussions. After listening, Danny would reply. "Thank you yes, I am working through a lot of paperwork." Danny...

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The Prime Minister would shake the Chancellor's hand. "Welcome to New Zealand." He'd smile. His wife would also smile and shake the Chancellor's hand remarking the same thing as her husband. "We are good thank you. How was your flight?" The Prime Minister and Chancellor would get a few more...

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As the plane landed, a rug was already rolled out for the Chancellor. The NZ Police Officers stood at guard awaiting for the Chancellor and his group to enter vehicles that they had been assigned. Once they did, the vehicles would depart the Airport and begin to make way towards Premier House...

At Wellington International Airport, several squad cars & vans would be deployed as security would be heightened at the Airport. A total of fifty NZ Police Officers would be on site. The officers would be armed with Bushmaster XM15 M4A3 Patrolman rifle with a Glock 17 pistol as a sidearm. Plain...

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Private & Encrypted To: Alex Wright, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom From: Danny Howell, Prime Minister of New Zealand CC: Subject: Re: Re: Future Relationship Dear Alex Wright, We are happy to receive the Chancellor as soon as tomorrow, please let me know in advance when he takes off...

Private & Encrypted To: Andrew Evans MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom From: Danny Howell, Prime Minister of New Zealand CC: Subject: Opening Relations Dear Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Alex Wright Peter is more then welcome to visit Wellington! Please do let me know in...