✨ Electoral Boundary Objections
8 MAY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1481
55 028 b,h Objection R G Palmer
Similar to Objection 55/003.
Suggested solution Similar to Objection 55/004.
55 029 b,h Objection J G Rutherford
Similar to Objection 55/003 and with the addition of communications as being a factor to be taken into account.
Suggested solution Extend the proposed Rakaia Electorate up the Canterbury Plains to gather in the appropriate numbers and leave Banks Peninsula as close as possible to its present condition.
55 030 b,h Objection J Miller (Chairperson Banks Peninsula Electorate NZ National Party)
Similar to Objection 49/001.
Suggested solution Similar in part to Objection 49/001 but specifically excluding Banks Peninsula from the proposed Rakaia Electorate and adding Oxford/Fernside.
55 031 b Objection V L Andrews
Similar to Objection 55/003 with respect to existing boundaries, singular community of interest, facilities of communication and unique topographical features.
Suggested solution Existing boundaries for Banks Peninsula remain as they are.
57 Otago
57 001 b,n Objection Hon B English MP
Objects to the inclusion of communities such as Momona, Henley, Allanton and Maungatua, in the proposed Otago electorate on the grounds that they have no community of interest or direct roading link with Otago. The proposed Dunedin South electorate, by falling short of the Dunedin City Council boundaries, disrupts the community of interest of the Taieri plains.
Suggested solution
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The region, from Lee Stream south, be included in the Dunedin South Electorate.
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That the Dunedin South Electorate be renamed “Taieri”
57 002 b,h Objection Hon B English MP
Objects to the retention of the current boundary between the proposed Clutha-Southland and Otago electorates in the Lake Wakatipu area, on the grounds that it interrupts community of interest between the Queenstown area and Southland. As population decrease occurs in Southland and Otago, there is a danger that the Clutha-Southland electorate will be forced to expand only into Central Otago if the Wakatipu boundary remains. This movement will violate community
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Objection to Rakaia Electorate Boundary
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🏛️ Governance & Central AdministrationElectoral objection, Rakaia Electorate, boundary adjustment, community interest
- R. G. Palmer, Objected to Rakaia Electorate boundary
- J. G. Rutherford, Objected to Rakaia Electorate boundary
- J. Miller, Objected to Rakaia Electorate boundary
- V. L. Andrews, Objected to Rakaia Electorate boundary
- B. English (Honourable), Objected to Otago Electorate boundary