New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 120

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✨ Marriage and Civil Union Celebrants List

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 120 — 21 DECEMBER 2016

GOVERNMENT NOTICES

Departmental

List of Independent Marriage and Civil Union Celebrants

This list of independent marriage and civil union celebrants is published for general information under the Marriage Act 1955 and the Civil Union Act 2004.

JEFF MONTGOMERY, Registrar-General.

Pursuant to the provisions of section 11 of the Marriage Act 1955, the following persons indicated in the list with an "M" before his or her name have been appointed as independent marriage celebrants for the period from the date this list is published in the New Zealand Gazette until such time as the next list is published or a marriage celebrant ceases to be a marriage celebrant.

Pursuant to the provisions of section 26 and 27 of the Civil Union Act 2004, the following persons indicated in the list with a "CU" before his or her name have been appointed as civil union celebrants for the period 1 February 2017 to 31 January 2018 or until a civil union celebrant ceases to be a civil union celebrant.

CU = Civil Union Celebrant
M = Independent Marriage Celebrant

M Abbott, Geoff
M CU Abernethy, Anne
M Abraham, Susie
M Adams, David
M Adams, Evelyn
M Adams, Heather
M Adams, Kaye
M CU Adams, K-M
M CU Adams, Kylie
M Adams, Shona
M CU Adams, Stephen
M Afiz, Mohammed
M Afoa, Seti
M CU Agent, Roydon
M Agnew, Pinky
M Ahmed, Farid
M Ahn, Yungki
M Aholima, Nogi
M CU Aiken, Sue
M CU Aitken, Kerry
M CU Alberino, Lynne
M CU Alexander, Raewyn

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⚖️ List of Independent Marriage and Civil Union Celebrants

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsMarriage celebrants, Civil union celebrants, Appointments, Marriage Act 1955, Civil Union Act 2004
👱🏽 Names

22 names identified

Geoff Abbott, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Anne Abernethy, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Susie Abraham, Independent Marriage Celebrant
David Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Evelyn Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Heather Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Kaye Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant
K-M Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Kylie Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Shona Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Stephen Adams, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Mohammed Afiz, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Seti Afoa, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Roydon Agent, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Pinky Agnew, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Farid Ahmed, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Yungki Ahn, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Nogi Aholima, Independent Marriage Celebrant
Sue Aiken, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Kerry Aitken, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Lynne Alberino, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant
Raewyn Alexander, Independent Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union Celebrant

👩‍💼 Officials

JEFF MONTGOMERY, Registrar-General

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