The Prime Minister is putting pressure on opposition parties in Parliament to come clean about their relationship with the Kim Dotcom.
John Key claims the Greens co-leader, Russel Norman, and the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, have been secretly meeting with internet businessman to discuss his extradition case and new political party.
Dr Norman has admitted visiting the Dotcom mansion twice last year but denies there were any discussions about an extradition deal.
Winston Peters is refusing to confirm or deny the Prime Minister's claims that he has been to Dotcom's house three times.
Key said both MPs should provide details of what they talked to Dotcom about.
He said both he and ACT MP John Banks were pursued relentlessly by opposition parties about details of conversations they had during the controversy over Mr Dotcom and the Government Communications Security Bureau.
