New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 3

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 3

14 JANUARY 2014

S03

Kaikōura

S03-001 b
Objection J Roper-Lindsay
Objects to the Kaikōura electorate as it is a vast size that does not take in the communities of interest and links in the North Canterbury area.

Suggested solution: The area between the Conway River and Ashley River should be moved into the Waimakariri electorate (which could be re-named "North Canterbury"). To counter this increase in the current Waimakariri electorate, electors in the south of the current area (south of the Waikmakariri River) should be moved into Christchurch East or Central as appropriate.

S04

Waimakariri

S04-001 b
Objection M Fryer
Insufficient regard has been given to existing boundaries and community of interest.

Suggested solution: Move a population of around 5,000 from the southern end of Waimakariri into Christchurch Central.

S04-002 b
Objection L Hills
Objects to the inclusion of areas in the north of the electorate, which have no community of interest with Rangiora.

Suggested solution: The Waimakariri electorate to have the same boundary as the area covered by the Waimakariri District Council.

S05

Christchurch East

S05-001 b, h
Objection S K Laing
Objects to the inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East.

S05-002 b, h
Objection J M Laing
Similar to S05-001

S05-003 b
Objection M and D Priestley
Similar to S05-001

S05-004 b
Objection S Chisholm
Objects to the inclusion of St Albans and Mairehau in the Christchurch East electorate as they are strongly connected to the central city, Merivale and Papanui.

S05-005 b
Objection B Tily
Similar to S05-004

S05-006 b, h
Objection NZ First Party – Central Christchurch
Objects to the proposed boundary for Christchurch East as it splits the suburb of St Albans in two.

S05-007 b
Objection N Button
Objects to the inclusion of Mairehau in the Christchurch East electorate as its connections are not with the east. Also concerned the proposed boundary will split the St Albans/Mairehau community.

Suggested solution: There should be community discussion about a new name for Christchurch Central as the electorate is now bigger than central Christchurch.

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🏛️ Objection to electorate boundary for Kaikōura

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral boundaries, Kaikōura, North Canterbury, Conway River, Ashley River, Waimakariri
👱🏽 Names

J Roper-Lindsay, Objected to Kaikōura electorate boundaries

🏛️ Objection to electorate boundary for Waimakariri

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral boundaries, Waimakariri, Christchurch Central, community of interest
👱🏽 Names

M Fryer, Objected to Waimakariri electorate boundaries
L Hills, Objected to Waimakariri electorate boundaries

🏛️ Objection to electorate boundary for Christchurch East

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral boundaries, Christchurch East, Mairehau, St Albans, Christchurch Central
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

S K Laing, Objected to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East
J M Laing, Objected to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East
M and D Priestley, Objected to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East
S Chisholm, Objected to inclusion of St Albans and Mairehau in Christchurch East
B Tily, Objected to inclusion of St Albans and Mairehau in Christchurch East
NZ First Party – Central Christchurch, Objected to proposed boundary for Christchurch East
N Button, Objected to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East

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