✨ Electoral and Legal Notices
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 136
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MARIE SHROFF, Clerk of the Executive Council.
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Justice
Electoral Act 1993
Objection to Proposed Boundaries of Electoral Districts of New Zealand
The Representation Commission appointed pursuant to section 28 of the Electoral Act 1993 hereby publishes, in accordance with the provisions of section 38 of that Act, a summary of an objection lodged with the Commission to a proposed boundary of the Te Tai Rawhiti electoral district, as set out in the Schedule hereto.
The objection is available for public inspection at the offices of the Chief Electoral Office (see below for address), from 21 December 1994 until 4.00 pm on Friday 20 January 1995 exclusively of public holidays.
The Representation Commission will receive written counter-objections to this objection, if in the hands of the Commission no later than 4.00 pm on Friday 20 January 1995.
Counter-objections may be lodged either:
by post addressed to
The Secretary
Representation Commission
P O Box 3220
Wellington
or by Facsimile to
Facsimile No. (04) 495 0031
provided the original is posted the same day
or by hand delivery to
Chief Electoral Office
Level 1
Seabridge House
110 Featherston Street
Wellington
All counter-objections are requested to clearly state:
(i) the name, address and telephone contact number (day and night) of the counter-objector.
(ii) the grounds of the counter-objection.
(iii) the solution suggested by the counter-objector.
The Commission requests that counter-objectors indicate whether they wish to speak briefly to their counter-objections before meetings of the Commission to be held in Rotorua on or about 7 February 1995.
Full details of each counter-objection must be in writing. Whether or not a counter-objector is heard his or her written counter-objection will be fully considered. However late counter-objections cannot be considered.
Dated this 15th day of December 1994.
JUDGE F. W. M. McELREA, Chairman of the Representation Commission.
Schedule
63 Te Tai Rawhiti
Objection 885 P E Tangiora
Objects to the proposed boundary of the Te Tai Rawhiti electorate on the grounds that Mahia remain in the Te Tai Rawhiti electorate rather than Te Puku O Te Whenua which Mahia is historically linked with.
Suggested solution Mahia to be part of Te Tai Rawhiti electorate.
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Authorities and Other Agencies of State
Legal Services Board
Legal Services Act 1991
Legal Services Board Instructions
The Legal Services Board gives notice that on the 12th day of December 1994, it issued the following instructions to come into force on the 1st day of February 1995.
Copies of these instructions can be obtained from the board’s offices at the Eighth Floor, Mayfair House, The Terrace, Wellington or through P.O. Box 10-247, Wellington. Telephone Inquiries: (04) 472 5045. Facsimile: (04) 472 5046.
Instructions
Legal Services Board (Police Detention Legal Assistance Scheme) Instructions 1994.
D. M. SMITH, Executive Director.
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🏛️ Objection to Proposed Boundaries of Electoral Districts
🏛️ Governance & Central Administration15 December 1994
Electoral Act 1993, Te Tai Rawhiti, Representation Commission, Objection, Boundaries
- P E Tangiora, Objected to proposed boundary
- Judge F. W. M. McElrea, Chairman of the Representation Commission
⚖️ Legal Services Board Instructions
⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement12 December 1994
Legal Services Act 1991, Legal Services Board, Instructions, Police Detention Legal Assistance Scheme
- D. M. Smith, Executive Director