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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

28 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3781

Objection 437 J Weston

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 438 M A Heywood

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 439 A D Stark and 33 other signatories

Objects to the inclusion of the area south of Wakefield and north of Spooners Range in the proposed West Coast-Tasman electorate on the grounds that the community of interest lies with the Wakefield, Richmond or Nelson area. The natural boundary should be Spooners Range.

Suggested solution The southern boundary for the proposed Nelson electorate should be shifted to the top of Spooners Range.

Objection 478 & 656 Nelson Alliance Committee

Similar to Objection 439.

Objection 480 R J Appleton

Similar to Objection 439.

Objection 34 G Ormsby & L Campbell

Objects to the proposed name of West Coast-Tasman on the grounds set out in Objection 07 (01) Northland.

Suggested solution To call the electorate Poutini because of its historical association with the area and its links with the tangata whenua of the electorate.

Objection 657 Hurunui District Council

Similar to Objection 117.

Suggested solution The confined State Highway 1 north of Kaikoura seen as an equal barrier with the State Highway 7 and State Highway 3 passes through the Alps. North Canterbury is confined to the north by the Inland Kaikoura Range. Population trends are not only projected but are actually increasing from Christchurch north making future boundary adjustments more easily assimilated in an east/west configuration.

Suggested solution An electorate for Nelson; an electorate for Marlborough Tasman; an electorate for Buller, Kaikoura, Hurunui, Waimakariri; an electorate for Grey, Westland, part of Selwyn and Ashburton.

Objection 673 C Truman

Similar reasons to Objection 117.

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🏛️ Objections to West Coast-Tasman Electorate Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, West Coast-Tasman, Motueka, Golden Bay, Westland, Nelson
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7 names identified

J Weston, Objector to electoral boundaries
M A Heywood, Objector to electoral boundaries
A D Stark, Objector to electoral boundaries
R J Appleton, Objector to electoral boundaries
G Ormsby, Objector to electoral boundaries
L Campbell, Objector to electoral boundaries
C Truman, Objector to electoral boundaries

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