Prime Minister John Key today has made a statement in regard to any involvement NZ may have in aiding allied spying. 'We just don't discuss what activities we undertake, other than to give people categorical assurance what we do is legal and any activities we undertake are always with the intention of assuring we protect both New Zealanders and the security of our country and our intellectual property.
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