The speaker of parliament of New Zealand David Carter asked Prime Minister John Key to leave the meeting. The reason was the violation of the rules of behavior during discussion, BBC Russian Service reported.

At the meeting the representatives of the opposition argued with Kay concerning his statement that the environmental organization Greenpeace is included in the so-called Panamanian file. The representative of Greenpeace asked the prime minister whether he wanted to apologize for his words, and Kay replied that he had nothing to apologize for.

Speaker David Carter turned off the Kay's microphone and called disputing parties for observance of an order, however Kay continued to shout at the opponent.

After that the speaker asked the prime minister to leave the conference hall. He also noted that Prime Minister violated the rules of conduct and received a warning.