New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 9

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✨ Electoral District Objections

24 JANUARY 2014
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N33-022 b, h
Objection The Temple View Residents’ Association
Similar to N33-001

N44 Rimutaka
N44-003 b
Objection J Cronin
Objects to the inclusion of Normandale within the Rimutaka electorate as its community of interest is with Korokoro, Maungaraki and the Petone/Alicetown area.

Suggested solution: Move Normandale into Hutt South and to balance the electorate quotas move those parts of Avalon not in Rimutaka and parts of Boulcott and Epuni into Rimutaka.

N46 Hutt South
N46-002 b
Objection R McLennan
Objects to the proposed boundary between Rimutaka and Hutt South dividing a small number of properties away from the rest of their Normandale community.

Suggested solution: Move 183 and 185 Miromiro Road to the Rimutaka electorate. A more logical division of Hutt South and Rimutaka would be around Naenae, Fairway Drive and Kelson and Belmont. Alternatively, include Korokoro in Hutt South and both Maungaraki and Normandale in Rimutaka.

S05 Christchurch East
S05-001 b, h
Objection S K Laing
Objects to the inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East. Connections are with Papanui and Merivale, not the east of the city. The area is in the Shirley Papanui ward.

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

Suggested solution: Change the name for Christchurch Central to ‘Avon’ or ‘Hagley’.

S08 Port Hills
S08-004 b, h
Objection G Jones
Similar to S08-003.

Suggested solution: Similar to S08-003.

S08-019 b, n, h
Objection H Ring
Supports Halswell being moved to Port Hills. Objects to Port Hills as it is an inaccurate description of the electorate.

Suggested solution: Name the electorate ‘Banks Peninsula’.

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🏛️ Objection to Electoral District Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Boundaries, Objections, Representation Commission, Electoral Act
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

J Cronin, Objects to inclusion of Normandale in Rimutaka
R McLennan, Objects to proposed boundary between Rimutaka and Hutt South
S K Laing, Objects to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East
J M Laing, Objects to inclusion of Mairehau in Christchurch East
G Jones, Objects to Port Hills electorate description
H Ring, Supports Halswell move, objects to Port Hills name

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