New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 174

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✨ Electoral Referendum Results and Law Practitioners Notice

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 174

Electorate Name	First-Past-the-Post System	Change Voting System	Supplementary Member	Single Transferable Vote	Mixed Member Proportional	Preferential
MT ALBERT	1,349	10,282	510	2,192	7,629	623
NAPIER	1,577	10,455	518	1,506	8,486	727
NELSON	1,905	12,970	461	1,485	10,960	774
NEW LYNN	1,210	10,560	461	2,434	7,722	526
NEW PLYMOUTH	1,902	11,013	669	1,600	8,829	771
NORTH SHORE	2,400	12,992	717	3,235	9,160	923
OHARIU	2,602	13,273	954	3,770	8,969	1,029
ONEHUNGA	1,596	10,774	598	2,313	7,933	705
OTAGO	2,369	9,012	719	1,715	6,625	944
OTARA	1,631	9,923	700	2,032	7,341	694
PAHIATUA	2,938	8,472	914	1,562	6,449	940
PAKURANGA	1,943	11,543	691	2,450	8,486	734
PALMERSTON NORTH	1,675	11,665	535	1,321	10,126	559
PANMURE	1,127	8,127	399	1,557	6,164	561
PAPAKURA	1,653	10,242	622	2,211	7,566	634
PAPATOETOE	1,340	9,243	434	1,707	7,049	700
PENCARROW	1,590	10,924	534	2,531	7,884	758
PORIRUA	1,513	9,158	553	2,149	6,761	666
RAGLAN	1,827	10,452	643	2,177	7,744	713
RANGIORA	2,767	12,265	906	2,042	9,580	1,018
RANGITIKEI	2,203	9,715	671	1,464	7,954	712
REMUERA	2,934	10,483	855	2,663	7,395	950
ROSKILL	1,532	10,868	581	2,274	8,077	670
ROTORUA	1,522	10,122	516	1,547	8,233	591
SELWYN	2,397	12,902	611	2,271	10,141	728
ST ALBANS	1,921	12,716	708	2,010	9,947	925
ST KILDA	1,799	12,459	559	1,828	10,255	600
SYDENHAM	1,589	12,459	559	1,828	10,255	600
TAMAKI	3,106	11,462	878	2,842	8,257	994
TARANAKI	2,148	8,502	724	1,395	6,722	727
TASMAN	2,155	12,719	706	1,409	10,690	913
TAURANGA	1,855	13,652	586	2,162	10,958	782
TE ATATU	1,286	11,124	480	2,583	8,034	588
TIMARU	1,985	11,862	699	1,538	9,845	732
TITIRANGI	1,067	11,638	444	2,708	8,394	556
TONGARIRO	1,396	7,345	538	1,377	5,636	607
WAIKAREMOANA	2,016	8,234	650	1,612	6,267	680
WAIKATO	1,994	9,727	655	2,156	7,139	661
WAIPA	2,200	9,390	578	2,016	7,023	647
WAITAKI	2,698	11,167	832	1,602	8,921	1,039
WAITOTARA	2,521	8,813	714	1,580	6,875	848
WALLACE	2,788	6,851	798	1,150	5,376	975
WANGANUI	1,894	11,732	514	1,783	9,378	829
WELLINGTON CENTRAL	2,789	13,547	941	3,782	9,305	1,083
WEST AUCKLAND	1,158	10,326	452	2,296	7,535	571
WESTERN HUTT	2,129	11,866	714	2,875	8,447	890
WHANGAREI	1,789	10,628	556	1,906	8,408	629
YALDHURST	2,286	12,811	761	2,323	9,954	908
EASTERN MAORI	1,287	6,364	419	757	5,677	518
NORTHERN MAORI	1,084	6,314	363	934	5,332	464
SOUTHERN MAORI	1,745	6,156	471	943	5,460	459
WESTERN MAORI	1,086	5,922	365	798	5,053	448
TOTALS:	186,027	1,031,257	62,278	194,796	790,648	73,539

I therefore declare that:

(a) the proposal favouring a change to the voting system; and

(b) the proposal favouring the mixed member proportional system (MMP) as the reform option to be included in the further referendum between the first past the post voting system and the most favoured reform option: are carried.

B. E. CLARKE, Chief Electoral Officer.

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Law Practitioners Act 1982

Order for Striking Off Practitioners Name—Pursuant to Section 119 of the Law Practitioners Act 1982

Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of July 1992, the New Zealand Law Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal ordered as follows:

That the name of the practitioner, David Logan Samuel, be struck off the roll of barristers and solicitors of the High Court of New Zealand.
That the practitioner pay to the New Zealand Law Society the sum of $621.00 in respect of the costs and expenses of and incidental to the inquiry by this tribunal.
That the practitioner pay to the Auckland District Law Society the sum of $1,514.00 towards the costs and expenses of and incidental to the inquiry by that society.

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🏛️ Declaration of Result of Electoral Referendum (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Referendum, Poll Results, Voting Systems, Electorates
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B. E. Clarke, Chief Electoral Officer

⚖️ Order for Striking Off Practitioner's Name

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated27 July 1992
KeywordsLaw Practitioners Act, Disciplinary Tribunal, Striking Off, Costs
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David Logan Samuel, Name struck off the roll of barristers and solicitors

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