New Zealand Minister Andrew Bayly faces backlash for allegedly insulting a worker, Labour leader calls for accountability.

New Zealand's Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly faces backlash after allegedly insulting a worker during a ministerial visit, causing the individual to feel "degraded and disrespected." Despite Bayly's apologies, Labour leader Chris Hipkins demands accountability and potential sanctions. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is under scrutiny for his handling of the situation, including issues regarding a missing complaint email. The incident raises questions about political conduct and transparency.