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| Number | Name | Submission | Change type | View |
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| N42-001 | Liam McLeavey | Objection | Name | |
Liam McLeaveyObjection
Ōtaki
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Liam McLeaveyI believe that the Otaki electorate should be renamed the Horowhenua-Kapiti Electorate.In terms of communities, Otaki is a small town in the middle of the Otaki Electorate. When people think of Otaki Electorate, they immediately just think of the town Otaki, not all of the other communities the Electorate represents like Paraparaumu, Waikane, Levin and Foxton. Residents of all of the communities would feel that the name Horowhenua-Kapiti would better reflect our communities, but also the great partnership between our communities that does actually occur. There is already successful precedence for the use of the word Horowhenua-Kapiti, for example, Horowhenua-Kapiti Rugby Union and the Horowhenua-Kapiti Business Awards. Thank you for taking the time to read and consider my objection. |
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| N42-002 | Mrs Wendy Shipman | Objection | Boundary | |
Mrs Wendy ShipmanObjection
Ōtaki
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection does not relate to a name change
Mrs Wendy ShipmanI live in Menin Road, Raumati Beach. Raumati Beach is divided into two electorates Porirua and Otaki. I find it ludacris and isolating for our community that general election boundaries divide our community when decision making for our area is primarily governed by the Otaki electorate.Suggested solutionInclude the Southern part of Raumati up to the boundary of Queen Elizabeth in the Otaki Electorate. It is a natural physical boundary that would benefit the greater Kapiti Coast area which is a long coastal strip of land. |
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| N42-601 | Lynette Ellison | Counter-Objection | Name | |
Lynette EllisonCounter-Objection
Ōtaki
Relates to objectionsN42-001
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Lynette EllisonOtaki - is not representative of the area. A small town in the middle of Raumati South - Foxton a two hour drive.Suggested solutionI would like to propose the electorate be named Horowhenua-Kapiti |
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| N43-001 | Mrs Rosemary Young | Objection | Boundary | |
Mrs Rosemary YoungObjection
Wairarapa
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection does not relate to a name change
Mrs Rosemary YoungWaiarapa Electorate covers an area of 3 Regional Councils. Wellington in the South, Horizons in part of the middle and Hawkes Bay in the North.How can an area so large have "Communities of mutual interest" ? The Waiarapa M.P. is based approx 2 hours away in Masterton, and the Tukituki M.P. is based 45 Mins away in Hastings, from the 2 main towns of Central Hawkes Bay. Suggested solutionThe part of the electorate that is in Hawkes Bay Regional Council be returned to the Tukituki electorate.Currently, Central Hawkes Bay District (own council) is split into 2 electorates, which is not satisfactory. This change may be within the 5% threshold. |
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| N43-002 | Mr Dean Hyde | Objection | Boundary | |
Mr Dean HydeObjection
Wairarapa
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection does not relate to a name change
Mr Dean HydePlacement of the township of Waipawa into the Tuki Tuki electorate.Suggested solutionLeave Waipawa in the Wairarapa electorate. |
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| N43-601 | Kieran McAnulty MP and Mayor Alex Walker | Counter-Objection | Boundary, name | |
Kieran McAnulty MP and Mayor Alex WalkerCounter-Objection
Wairarapa
Relates to objectionsN43-001, N43-002
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Kieran McAnulty MP and Mayor Alex WalkerPlease find attached a letter jointly signed by Kieran McAnulty, Labour List MP based in Wairarapa, and Alex Walker, Mayor, Central Hawke’s Bay Council.The attached letter makes the case for the Wairarapa electorate to be re-named to include reference to Central Hawke’s Bay. The submissions N43-1 and N43-2 express contradictory positions over the question of the inclusion of Central Hawke’s Bay in the Wairarapa electorate with one arguing for continued inclusion (N43-2) and the other suggesting merger with Tukituki (N43-1). This difference of opinion is likely more widely spread as it reflects the fundamental question as to why Central Hawkes Bay is within the boundaries of the electorate but not embraced within its official name. These concerns may well be met and resolved if the submission of Mr McAnulty and Ms Walker on changing the name were to be adopted. |
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| N45-001 | Mr Oliver Sangster | Objection | Name | |
Mr Oliver SangsterObjection
Remutaka
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr Oliver SangsterNot an objection. I wish to express support for the proposed name change of this electorate for the reason given in the Representation Commission report.Suggested solutionN.A. Agree with the proposed change. |
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| N46-001 | Mike Fryer | Objection | Boundary | |
Mike FryerObjection
Ōhāriu
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection does not relate to a name change
Mike FryerI recommend that Wadestown be moved back to Wellington Central, as it retains a stronger community of interest with that area. This should be manageable by adjusting the boundary between Ohariu and Mana. |
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| N46-002 | Mr Dominic Tay | Objection | Boundary | |
Mr Dominic TayObjection
Ōhāriu
This objection relates to a boundary change
This objection does not relate to a name change
Mr Dominic TayThe north Wellington suburbs of Linden, Lindenvale and Greenacres are closely connected with the suburb of Tawa, and all part of the Tawa Community Board area. This is a distinct community within Wellington City and has its own community board (one of only two in the Wellington City Council area). However, Linden, Lindenvale and Greenacres are in the Mana electorate while Tawa and the remainder of northern Wellington are in Ōhāriu.Although this boundary has existed continuously since at least 2007, uniting the Tawa Community into a single electorate would align with the 'communities of interest' principle. Suggested solutionŌhāriu as proposed is slightly below quota and Mana as proposed is slightly above quota. I recommend aligning the boundary between Ōhāriu and Mana with the boundary between the Wellington City Council and Porirua City Council areas - transferring Linden, Lindenvale and Greenacres into Ōhāriu. |
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| N47-001 | Zoe Carew | Objection | Name | |
Zoe CarewObjection
Hutt South
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Zoe CarewHutt South is an artificial name. I've never heard it used except for the electorate.Suggested solutionI think we should use the common, beautiful name: Te Awakairangi. |
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