VoteSPEAKER: The question is that the amendment moved by the Hon Damien O'Connor be agreed to.A party vote was called for on the question That the words call on all parties involved in the conflict as well as countries with influence in the region to take urgent steps towards established a ceasefire;" be replaced with "urgently calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the West Bank and Israel to put a halt to the inhumane and appalling attacks and violence so that a journey to a lasting peace can begin and calls on countries in the area to support that ceasefire;".Ayes 52New Zealand Labour 32; Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand 14; Te Pāti Māori 6.Noes 67New Zealand National 48; ACT New Zealand 11; New Zealand First 8.Amendment not agreed to.SPEAKER: We come now to the amendment by Marama Davidson. Marama Davidson I understand has circulated another copy but that is out of order so I'll put the original motion as moved in her speech.A party vote was called for on the question That the words "and the death of over 16000 people in Gaza including over 7000 children together with 1200 killed in Israel on 7 October" be added to the end of the first point of the motion expressing grave concern and the words "recognise Israel's right to defend itself acting in accordance with international law and that all civilians be protected from armed conflict;" be replaced with "recognise that targeting civilians schools and hospitals constitutes a war crime and can never be considered self-defence."Ayes 52New Zealand Labour 32; Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand 14; Te Pāti Māori 6.Noes 67New Zealand National 48; ACT New Zealand 11; New Zealand First 8.Amendment not agreed to.SPEAKER: We come now to the amendment by the Hon Phil Twyford. The question is that the amendment be agreed to.Amendment agreed to.SPEAKER: We come now to two amendments that are subsequent—that's one from the Hon Willie Jackson and one from Rachel Boyack. Given that Phil Twyford's amendment has just passed there's a question about whether they are still in order. Do those members wish to proceed with those amendments? OK fair enough. We come to the amendments in the name of the Hon Willie Jackson.A party vote was called for on the question That after the words "all civilians be protected from armed conflict" the following words be added and expressed: "deep concern that actions of the Israeli Defence Force are disproportionate and indiscriminate."Ayes 52New Zealand Labour 32; Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand 14; Te Pāti Māori 6.Noes 67New Zealand National 48; ACT New Zealand 11; New Zealand First 8.Amendment not agreed to.SPEAKER: We come now to the amendment of Rachel Boyack.A party vote was called for on the question That at the commencement of the motion the following words be added: "That this House express its deep sadness and regret at the loss of life occurring in Gaza and Israel and recognise the grief of communities in New Zealand who have connections with those in the conflict."Ayes 52New Zealand Labour 32; Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand 14; Te Pāti Māori 6.Noes 67New Zealand National 48; ACT New Zealand 11; New Zealand First 8.Amendment not agreed to.Motion as amended agreed to."