New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral District Objections

either East Tamaki or Manukau. East Tamaki is the name of an important road linking the two communities and Manukau is the name of the council area to which Otara, Papatoetoe and East Tamaki belong.

Objection 792 R G Strong & 3 other signatories

Objects to proposed name of Otara. Similar to Objection 49.

17 Mangere

Objection 341 S Russell

Objects to the inclusion of Otahuhu in the proposed Mangere electorate to lessen future disruption to the boundary. Population projections indicate that future boundary changes will necessitate the eventual removal of Otahuhu from the Mangere electorate.

Suggested solution To take Otahuhu out of Mangere and replace it with West Papatoetoe by following the main trunk railway between Portage Road and Puhinui Road.

Objection 457 M Peckston

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Mangere electorate. Because of community of interests it would be more logical to keep all of Mangere in one electorate.

Suggested solution The boundary should go along Portage Road to Buckland Road and across to Hospital Road in line with the Papatoetoe Ward boundary.

Objection 558 The New Zealand Labour Party

Objects to the proposed electoral boundaries of the Mangere, Mt Smart, Otara and Manurewa electorates with minor consequential adjustments affecting Tamaki and Hunua electorates. See Objection 545 (14) Mt Smart for general reasons.

Suggested solution That the Otahuhu suburb of Auckland City be transferred from the Mangere electorate to the Mt Smart electorate. That the part of the Pakuranga suburb in the proposed Mt Smart electorate be transferred to the Otara electorate.

Objection 796 A A Hall

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Mangere electorate. The area which presently constitutes the Papatoetoe Ward of Manukau City should be included in the proposed Otara electorate on the grounds that the community of interest is with Papatoetoe.

Suggested solution The boundary of the new electorate incorporating the Papatoetoe area should follow the current Papatoetoe Ward boundary of Manukau City.

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🏛️ Objections to Proposed Name Change for Otara (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Name Change, Otara, Papatoetoe, Objections
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R G Strong, Objection to proposed name of Otara
S Russell, Objection to inclusion of Otahuhu in Mangere electorate
M Peckston, Objection to proposed boundaries of Mangere electorate
A A Hall, Objection to proposed boundaries of Mangere electorate

🏛️ New Zealand Labour Party Objection to Electoral Boundaries

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundaries, Mangere, Mt Smart, Otara, Manurewa, Tamaki, Hunua

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