During an Oxford Union debate, a leader of this country quipped, “I can smell (10[1])the uranium on [your breath]!” (10[1])While visibly drunk on TV, (10[1])one (-5[1])leader (10[1])of this country called a surprise (10[1]-5[1])snap (10[1])election, (-5[1])which was accordingly dubbed (-5[1])the “schnapps election.” In 2005, Pierre (-5[1])Lacoste confirmed rumors of a third team of divers involved in an incident in this country (-5[1])that (-5[1])killed (10[1]-5[1])Fernando (-5[1])Pereira. (10[3]-5[1])This (10[2])country’s nuclear-free (-5[1])policy was enacted by David Lange, (10[2])who was prime (-5[1])minister when a (-5[1])Greenpeace (-5[1])ship (10[3])protesting (10[5]-5[1])nuclear tests (10[3])in Polynesia (10[1])was bombed (10[1])in this country. (10[1]-5[1])This country’s (10[1])prime minister Helen (-5[1])Clark criticized the French government’s (10[1])sinking of that ship, (10[1])the Rainbow (10[1])Warrior. (10[3]-5[1])For 10 points, name this country where the Waitangi (10[2])Tribunal (10[4])was held (10[1])in its capital of Wellington. (10[2])■END■ (10[11])