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✨ Electoral District Objections

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Electoral District and Nature of Objection

M05 007 b

Objection Te Mauri o Maniapoto Council of Elders and 14 others

Similar to M05/001

Suggested solution Similar to M05/001, with the exclusion of the name change.

M06

M06 001 n, h

Te Tai Rawhiti

Objection L L A P Jessup and 6 others

Objects to the proposed electorate being named ‘Te Tai Rawhiti’ on the grounds that the large area encompasses a number of Iwi.

Suggested solution Retain the name ‘Ikaroa Rawhiti’.

M07

M07 001 b

Te Tai Tonga

Objection J H Lloyd

Objects to the inclusion of Manor Park, Haywards and Kelson in the Te Tai Tonga electorate on the grounds that the proposed Rimutaka general electorate has been extended to include these areas. Keeping of these two boundaries together would improve administrative simplicity.

Suggested solution Include the areas of Manor Park, Haywards and Kelson in Te Tai Rawhiti.

M07 002 b, h

Objection Mana Motuhake

Objects to the division of tribes and communities in the Wellington region between the proposed Te Tai Tonga, Te Tai Hauauru and Te Tai Rawhiti electorates on the grounds that urban and rural areas have different communities of interest.

Suggested solution The boundary of Te Tai Tonga should encompass all of Wellington.

M07 003 b, h

Objection Wellington Tenths Trust

Similar to M07/002

The proposed boundary cuts right through the traditional border of the Te Ati Awa tribe. It excludes areas of utmost significance to Te Ati Awa (particularly areas of Lower Hutt), and includes other areas outside their borders (Tawa and parts of Porirua).

Suggested solution To follow the traditional border as far as possible. This would include a northward movement of the boundary between Te Tai Tonga and Te Tai Rawhiti and moving the whole of Tawa and Porirua into the Te Tai Hauauru electorate. A consequential change to the northern boundary of Te Tai Hauauru would be required. It is proposed this northern boundary exclude Te Awamutu.

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🏛️ Objections to Proposed Boundaries and Classification of Electoral Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundaries, objections, Te Tai Rawhiti, Te Tai Tonga, Maniapoto Iwi, Tainui Waka
👱🏽 Names

L. L. A. P. Jessup, Objects to proposed electorate name
J. H. Lloyd, Objects to inclusion of Manor Park, Haywards, and Kelson

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