New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 65

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

1736 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 65 14 JUNE 2007

N43 003 b

Objection B C Paterson

Similar to N43/002.
Belmont shares a community of interest, as well as geographic and transport links, with the rest of the Western Hill suburbs in the Ohariu electorate.

Suggested solution Include Belmont in the Ohariu electorate.

Or:
Place all of the Western Hill suburbs in one Hutt-based electorate.

N43 004 b

Objection Hutt City Council

Similar to N43/002.

Suggested solution Similar to N43/002.
Ideally, include all of the Western Hills in the Hutt South electorate and all of Naenae in the Rimutaka electorate.

N45

Ohariu

N45 001 n

Objection B R Costley

Objects to the name 'Ohariu' for the proposed electorate.

Suggested solution Name the electorate 'Onslow'.

N45 002 b

Objection K McGavin

Objects to the inclusion of the Western Hutt hills in the proposed Ohariu electorate. This area’s community of interest lies with the rest of the Hutt.

Suggested solution Include the area in the Hutt South electorate.

N45 003 b

Objection S Fitzjohn

Similar to N45/002.

Suggested solution Similar to N45/002.

N45 004 b

Objection P A Stratton

Similar to N45/002.

Suggested solution Similar to N45/002.

S01

Nelson

S01 001 b

Objection R A Merrilees

Objects to the southern boundary of the proposed Nelson electorate.
It does not future-proof this electorate or the proposed West-Coast Tasman electorate for projected population changes in the region.

Suggested solution Run the boundary along the Waimea, Wairoa and Roding rivers or along the urban expansion limit of Richmond.

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🏛️ Objection to Rimutaka Electorate Boundary (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral boundary, objection, Rimutaka electorate, Belmont, Naenae
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

B. C. Paterson, Submitted objection
B. R. Costley, Submitted objection
K. McGavin, Submitted objection
S. Fitzjohn, Submitted objection
P. A. Stratton, Submitted objection
R. A. Merrilees, Submitted objection

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