New Zealand First has invoked the coalition's 'agree to disagree' clause over the next phase of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the pandemic response. The government has announced the second leg of the inquiry will have an expanded scope that looks at the use of vaccine mandates and extended lockdowns. Those aren't part of the current inquiry which was announced by the Labour Party 18 months ago and will continue until later this year. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters campaigned spoke to Corin Dann