New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 151

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✨ Parliament Dissolution Proclamation

3614 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 151

Authorisation for Public Reading of Proclamation Dissolving The Parliament of New Zealand

I, The Right Honourable Sir Michael Hardie Boys, Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby authorise you,

Neville Hugo Sale Judd

to publicly read, pursuant to section 18 (3) (b) of the Constitution Act 1986, a Proclamation dissolving the Parliament of New Zealand dated Monday, the 18th day of October 1999.

Authorised, signed:

MICHAEL HARDIE BOYS, Governor-General.

18 October 1999

This Proclamation dissolving the Parliament of New Zealand, was publicly read by me, Neville Hugo Sale Judd, a person authorised by His Excellency the Governor-General to do so, at the Parliament House, in the City of Wellington, at 4.00 p.m. on Monday, the 18th day of October 1999, in the presence of:

David Graham McGee
Clerk of the House of Representatives

Ailsa Jean Salt
Deputy Clerk of the House of Representatives

Mary Winifred Harris
Clerk-Assistant of the House of Representatives

Signed:

N. H. S. JUDD

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🏛️ Authorisation for Public Reading of Parliament Dissolution Proclamation

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated18 October 1999
KeywordsParliament, Dissolution, Proclamation, Governor-General, Authorisation
👱🏽 Names

Neville Hugo Sale Judd, Authorised to publicly read proclamation
David Graham McGee, Witness to public reading
Ailsa Jean Salt, Witness to public reading
Mary Winifred Harris, Witness to public reading

👩‍💼 Officials

The Right Honourable Sir Michael Hardie Boys, Governor-General

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