β¨ Electoral Declaration
SUPPLEMENT TO
New Zealand Gazette
OF THURSDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2004
WELLINGTON: MONDAY, 22 NOVEMBER 2004 β ISSUE NO. 151
Departmental Notice
Justice
Electoral Act 1993
Declaration by Chief Electoral Officer That Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang is Elected a Member of Parliament
WHEREASβ
A. I have received a warrant from Her Excellency the Governor-General, to supply a member of Parliament to fill a vacancy created by the application of section 55A of the Electoral Act 1993 to Donna Lynn Awatere Huata;
B. Under section 137 (2) of the Electoral Act 1993, I have determined that of the unelected candidates on the party list of the ACT New Zealand Party, Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang stood highest in the order of preference on that list;
C. Under section 137 (3) of that Act, I have asked the Secretary of the ACT New Zealand Party whether Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang remains a member of that party and I have been informed that he remains a member of that party;
D. Under section 137 (4) of that Act, I have asked Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang whether he is willing to be a member of Parliament and he has indicated his willingness to be a member of Parliament.
THEREFORE, pursuant to section 137 (4) of that Act, I, David Robert Henry, Chief Electoral Officer, declare
Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang
to be elected a member of Parliament.
Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of November 2004.
DAVID ROBERT HENRY, Chief Electoral Officer,
Ministry of Justice.
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ποΈ Declaration of Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang as Member of Parliament
ποΈ Governance & Central Administration22 November 2004
Electoral Act, Member of Parliament, ACT New Zealand Party, Vacancy
- Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang, Declared Member of Parliament
- Donna Lynn Awatere Huata, Vacancy created by application of Electoral Act
- David Robert Henry, Chief Electoral Officer, Ministry of Justice