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✨ Electorate Name Objections

3696 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 126

Objection 250 J Hayes

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke.

Suggested solution To call the new electorate North Shore as that is a name everyone in New Zealand knows.

Objection 251 G S Rennell

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke.

Suggested solution Electorate should be known as North Shore as a change in name will cause confusion.

Objection 353 E G Eaglen

Similar to Objection 251. The boundaries of the new electorate are substantially the same as the present North Shore electorate and the character is unchanged.

Objection 279 J S Macdonald

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke.

Suggested solution To call the electorate North Shore on the grounds that the name Pupuke has little or no relevance to the vast majority of people. Lake Pupuke as a feature is not well known.

Objection 280 T D & G Wright

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke

Suggested solution Electorate should be known as North Shore as this name has been recognised and accepted for nearly 40 years by the majority of the people in the area.

Objection 281 D & M Scott

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke. Electorate should be known as North Shore as Lake Pupuke is not a feature which the majority of residents identify with.

Objection 282 B Brant

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke.

Suggested solution To call the new electorate North Shore on the grounds of long term residency within the area.

Objection 283 S J Collins

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke.

Suggested solution Electorate should be known as North Shore.
No grounds given

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The Executive Wing of Parliament (depicted) is universally known as The Beehive. It was completed in 1977 and remains the primary office for the elected Government of the day.

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🏛️ Objection to Pupuke Electorate Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Objections, Pupuke, North Shore, Name Change
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

J Hayes, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
G S Rennell, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
E G Eaglen, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
J S Macdonald, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
T D & G Wright, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
D & M Scott, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
B Brant, Objects to proposed name Pupuke
S J Collins, Objects to proposed name Pupuke

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