Former Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters knows what it's like to have to leave parliament, but getting trespassed from Parliament has been a first in his eventful career.
Peters is among several high-profile people who have now being issued with trespass notices for attending the 23-day occupation on Parliament's grounds in February and early March.
The New Zealand First leader is now considering his own options for issuing legal papers.
Peters spoke to Susie Ferguson.
