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N04-027 | Mr Matt Railey | Objection | Name | |
Mr Matt RaileyObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr Matt RaileyI object to removing Rodney as the name.Rodney district is an area I am proud to call home. I have no affiliation with Helensville. Renaming an electorate a something people have little or no connection with further disenfranchises them and will negatively affect voter turnout. Suggested solutionKeep the Rodney area named as Rodney.Stop paying money to people to create unnecessary changes just to justify their jobs. |
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N04-028 | John Blakey | Objection | Name | |
John BlakeyObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
John BlakeyThe name Helensville is in appropriate. it’s a name of a town not a region. Rodney is the region and most of the electorate falls within the area covered by the Rodney Community Board. Most of us won’t relate to the name Helensville at all. |
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N04-029 | Peter Jenkins | Objection | Name | |
Peter JenkinsObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Peter JenkinsThis seat now includes large parts of the former Rodney seat which have no connection with and are quite distant from the town of Helensville. Mahurangi, Warkworth, the Matakana Coast and surrounding areas might look near Helensville on the map but are far apart and - more importantly - have no natural connection. It is not even a place that people drive to or through (given people drive straight down SH1 into the city). To be part of an electorate called Helensville is to be part of an electorate named after a distant town, we might as well be part of an electorate named Hamilton. This is particularly ridiculous when another, better suited name, exists.Having an electorate name so detached from your area just seems to affirm the idea that politics and parliament have nothing to do with the local people. The MP for Helensville does not and will never feel like a local MP with that title. Suggested solutionThere used to be an electorate called Kaipara. This would be the best name for the new electorate. This would immediately include the town of Helensville and surrounding areas (which are on the shores of the Kaipara Harbour). But would also make sense to those districts that have been removed from the old Rodney electorate - both because of the previous historic connection with the town but also because Kaipara (Kaipara Harbour, Kaipara Flats, Kaipara hills) is a known local geography and connection, so it is easy to understand and to see that it is connected. In short, naming the electorate Kaipara would be a better fit for the actual geographic area it now covers and be most effective at making citizens feel like it was their local electorate. |
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N04-030 | Trish Webb | Objection | Name | |
Trish WebbObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Trish WebbI have no objection to boundary changes but the name of one. Why call a boundary change after one small town in it. Helensville Name should remain Rodney |
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N04-031 | Carlie Blanchett-Burton | Objection | Name | |
Carlie Blanchett-BurtonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Carlie Blanchett-BurtonI object to the west and north of rodney being in a electorate named Helensville - Helensville is the name of a town on the West Coast so the electorate name does not reflect the whole areaSuggested solutionAs Hibiscus coast is being renamed Whangaparoa the north and west area should be called Rodney not Helensville |
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N04-032 | Mr Tim Harrison | Objection | Name | |
Mr Tim HarrisonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr Tim Harrisonthe town name 'Helensville' is not appropriate for the boundary adjusted electorate. In the past this whole area, electorate, was in fact called 'Rodney' so reverting back to the original name for the area would make the most sense.Suggested solutioncall the electorate 'Rodney' |
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N04-033 | Mrs Carol Harrison | Objection | Name | |
Mrs Carol HarrisonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mrs Carol HarrisonI object to the boundary adjusted electorate being called by a town name 'Helensville' it does not identify the whole area of the boundary adjusted electorateSuggested solutioncall the boundary adjusted electorate 'Rodney' |
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N04-034 | Cheryl Blakey | Objection | Name | |
Cheryl BlakeyObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Cheryl BlakeyI object to this name change when boundaries change. The area encompassed by the current Rodney Electorate is much greater than the current Helensville electorate. Boundary changes will incorporate much more of the old Rodney area than the old Helensville area.Call the new revised boundary area by the name of the largest area - Rodney. Leave Helensville as a settlement just as many other parts of Rodney - Wellsford, Matakana, etc are settlements. I live in the settlement of Ti Point, a very long way away from the settlement of Helensville. Imagine Helensville voters’ objections if Ti Point or Leigh were choices for the new electorate name! |
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N04-035 | Miss Victoria Harrison | Objection | Name | |
Miss Victoria HarrisonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Miss Victoria HarrisonHelensville is a town and nothing to do with this area whereas 'Rodney' defines the whole area and in fact was the electorate name for this whole extended area many years ago.Suggested solutionRodney |
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N04-036 | Terry Cornelius | Objection | Name | |
Terry CorneliusObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Terry CorneliusHelensville is a small town at the western extremity of this electorate, away from the population concentrations on the East Coast. Warkworth for example has approximately twice the population of Helensville.I would suggest a Māori name for the electorate that more residents would relate to, and would feel was representative of the area where they live. Mahurangi would for example would be more representative for most people. Suggested solutionRename the electorate Mahurangi |
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N04-037 | David Hoggard | Objection | Name | |
David HoggardObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
David HoggardThe Helensville name is not appropriate as the seat is much changed from its previous boundaries and Helensville is neither the largest town in the electorate, nor a central point within it.Suggested solutionRename the electorate as Kaipara. This refers to a body of water which is closer to much more of the electorate than the town of Helensville is, while also representing the Māori heritage of the area better than an English name. The electorate also takes in much of the Kaipara District. The Kaipara name was formerly used for two electorates on similar boundaries, existing for much of the 20th century and supplying well-known Members such as Lockwood Smith and Gordon Coates, the latest Prime Minister to be fluent in Te Reo. |
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N04-038 | Pip Ikin | Objection | Name | |
Pip IkinObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Pip IkinAs a resident of Tapora I have no affiliation with Helensville. I would prefer the electorate be named Rodney which is a far more inclusive term describing the area covered by the proposed boundary. Many residents of northern Rodney harbour dissatisfaction with being associated with the highly ineffectual Auckland city and being lumped in with Helensville only further increases that dissatisfaction.Suggested solutionCall the electorate Rodney. |
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N04-039 | Ms Raewyn Morrison | Objection | Name | |
Ms Raewyn MorrisonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Ms Raewyn MorrisonI do not agree with calling the electorate Helensville when Warkworth/Wellsford and the surrounding area which are proposed to be included in that electorate have no alignment whatsoever with Helensville. Helensville is on the west coast, Warkworth on the east. Warkworth in particular is identified as a growth or satellite town in the Auckland Plan and a more generic name rather than the particular name of a town (i.e. Helensville) gives people no real identity when they are from Warkworth/Wellsford. The name Helensville relates the that town specifically. I feel there will be many disgruntled voters in the Warkworth/Wellsford and surrounding area should the name Helensville prevail.Suggested solutionGive the electorate a broader name - such as Rodney - or Atuanui. |
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N04-040 | Mr William Saunders | Objection | Name | |
Mr William SaundersObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr William SaundersThis electorate area has been known historically as Rodney. At one time, the Rodney area covered both eastern and western coasts and included the Helensville area. the name of Helensville only refers to the town and its surrounds and not to the eastern coastal areas at all.Suggested solutionI should like the name to revert to Rodney for the newly formed electorate as this name is inclusive of the entire area. It is not merely the name of a single town within a much wider area and has been an accepted name for this area for many years. |
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N04-041 | Mrs Barbara Saunders | Objection | Name | |
Mrs Barbara SaundersObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mrs Barbara SaundersThis area has been known historically as Rodney. It covered both eastern and western coasts and once included Helensville. The name Helensville only represent Helensville and its surrounds, not the entire areaSuggested solutionI should like the name to revert to Rodney. It is historically appropriate and it represents the entire area and not one single town within a much wider area. |
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N04-042 | Mrs Sally Richardson | Objection | Name | |
Mrs Sally RichardsonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mrs Sally RichardsonLiving in Warkworth, I strongly object to the name Helensville being used to describe my electorate. I have nothing to do with Helensville. I seldom visit there. It has no relevance to our special area."Rodney" was taken from Cape Rodney and doesn't specify a town so is more generic than using name of a town. Suggested solutionKeep it as Rodney or find a name that won't polarise so many in the electorate.How about Mahurangi? Do some better thinking please. |
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N04-043 | Cat Railey | Objection | Name | |
Cat RaileyObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Cat Railey'Rodney' is the name that is recognised as covering all the areas covered by the new boundary. The name Helensville is a township not an area. It makes sense to retain the name and identity of Rodney.Suggested solutionCall the new area Rodney not Helensville. |
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N04-044 | Michael Marris | Objection | Name | |
Michael MarrisObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Michael MarrisThe name Helensville bears no relation nor has no relevance to the east coast area of Pakiri.Rodney carries geographical and historical relevance. Suggested solutionRodney |
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N04-045 | Des Vize | Objection | Name | |
Des VizeObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Des VizeI live in Warkworth. I do not think the name Helensville is appropriate for my new electorate which combines much of the old Helensville with a significant part of the old Rodney electorate. I would like to propose the name Atuanui for the new electorate. Atuanui (Mt Auckland) is half way between the two coasts and one can see most of the electorate from the summit. |
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N04-046 | Amanda Weaver | Objection | Name | |
Amanda WeaverObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Amanda WeaverThe name Helensville is not representative of the electorate - it is the name of 1 town within the electorate. It would be much better to retain the Rodney name as much of the electorate has not changed.Suggested solutionKeep the Rodney name for this electorate |
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N04-047 | Mr Tim Holdgate | Objection | Name | |
Mr Tim HoldgateObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr Tim HoldgateKeep the name as RodneySuggested solutionRodney instead of Helensville |
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N04-048 | Mr Carl Weaver | Objection | Name | |
Mr Carl WeaverObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr Carl WeaverThe name Helensville is not representative of the electorate - it is the name of 1 town within the electorate. It would be much better to retain the Rodney name as this is known by most to represent the geographical area.Suggested solutionKeep the Rodney name for this electorate |
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N04-049 | Mrs Sacha Burns | Objection | Name | |
Mrs Sacha BurnsObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mrs Sacha BurnsWe should remain as Rodney. Why change our electorate to Helensville - it is a tiny little town that is an hours drive away from our house. Also, what a waste of tax payers moneySuggested solutionLeave it as Rodney |
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N04-050 | Dr Diana Chambers | Objection | Name | |
Dr Diana ChambersObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Dr Diana ChambersObject to name HELENSVILLE. No name recognition as rep of whole area - small town, off beaten track - NOT part of main road connection - or massive planned enlargement of properties in WARKWORTH areaSuggested solutionMAHURANGI! |
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N04-051 | Jonathan Killick | Objection | Name | |
Jonathan KillickObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Jonathan KillickI object to the amalgamated Rodney and Helensville electoral zones being named 'Helensville'. I understand the need for the change, and I see sense in aligning the electoral boundaries with the local board district boundaries. However, you will note that the district is called the Rodney district, and there is no reason why the new amalgamated electoral zone shouldn't also be named Rodney. Warkworth alone has more of a population than Helensville, without even factoring the likes of northern towns such as Wellsford, so it is nonsensical to wrap it up into Helensville. I wouldn't suggest calling the new zone 'Warkworth' any more than I would suggest calling it 'Helensville' because either name would alienate one half of the zone. Rodney is already a name that unifies the whole area. We all want to encourage voter participation and I don't think alienating the northern areas by calling the zone 'Helensville' is going to help in that.Suggested solutionName the new amalgamated electoral zone 'Rodney' instead of 'Helensville'. |
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N04-052 | Brian Henman | Objection | Name | |
Brian HenmanObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Brian Henmanwhy call rodney helensville..helensville is a piddly arsed town on the west coast. rodney is mainly east coast with much larger communities and getting bigger. i live in algies bay, i dont want to be called living in the helensville district..jesus get a grip you people..just leave it as rodney..stop making change for changes sake.. |
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N04-053 | Jane Harris (and Paul Harris) | Objection | Name | |
Jane Harris (and Paul Harris)Objection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Jane Harris (and Paul Harris)I object to Rodney being named Helensville. Helensville the name given to a town, as is Warkworth. Rodney is an area. |
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N04-054 | Lyn Wade, QSM | Objection | Name | |
Lyn Wade, QSMObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Lyn Wade, QSMI would wish to see the name of Rodney retained as the more appropriate name for the redesigned electorate1. To retain the historical connections. 2. Prevent confusion by the use of the name of a town for a district. 3. To ensure that the people of North Rodney do not become more disenfranchised. My ancestors settled in the Warkworth area during the 1850's. It has always been an area with a strong feeling of community and history. Rodney County was formed in 1877, my great grandfather, Nathaniel Wilson being one of the councillors for Warkworth and elected as the inaugural chairman. Rodney is a historical area with a name linked to Cape Rodney at Leigh named by Capt.Cook in 1769. Most of the ridings included in that historical Rodney are to be included in the new Helensville electorate. Helensville is the name of a small town on the west coast and it will be extremely confusing to call the Rodney area Helensville. It also is another kick in the gut for Rodney residents who have lost their identity to the Supercity, who will now lose their identity as a district as well. In 2010 major changes occurred with the inclusion of Rodney in the new Auckland supercity against the recommendations of the Royal Commission and with no discussion with the residents of the Rodney area. Not very democratic. It was also decreed that our slowly growing town of Warkworth would become a small city of 20,000 plus with the plan to see the build of 7,500 new homes by 2040. This for a small rural town that had a population in the region of 3,000 residents at that time. |
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N04-055 | Sue Smith | Objection | Name | |
Sue SmithObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Sue SmithHistorically this area has always been known as Rodney.Suggested solutionThe new 'Helensville' electorate remains as 'Rodney' and Whangaparoa and North Harbour called 'North Harbour' or Whangaparoa. |
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N04-056 | Mr and Mrs Peter and Jan Thompson | Objection | Name | |
Mr and Mrs Peter and Jan ThompsonObjection
Helensville
This objection does not relate to a boundary change
This objection relates to a name change
Mr and Mrs Peter and Jan ThompsonThe name Helensville is not appropriate for this electorate. The most suitable name is Rodney which historically covers this area & is not specific to any one town.Suggested solutionRodney as a name for the new Helensville electorate |