EPISODE · Mar 19, 2009 · 9 MIN

Episode 17

from Simon's podcast · host Simon Evans

International Standards cover everything from catering to construction. The subcommittee are meeting in Wellington this coming week to discuss the issues around digital media. None of this did I realise until part way through the day when I spoke with Carin Sundstedt who is the ‘Minister for Education' - Sorry, no. She is the ‘Standards New Zealand' representative on the International Standards Body . This is a recording of a conversation between myself and her as she tries valiantly to put me in the picture as to how this all came about.

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