Talk:52nd New Zealand Parliament

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Consensus on member list

So I want to change the list of members to this:

Elected from		Image	Member	Notes
Auckland Central	National		Nikki Kaye
Bay of Plenty	National		Todd Muller
Botany	Independent		Jami-Lee Ross	Elected for the National Party, but left the party in 2019.
Christchurch Central	Labour		Duncan Webb	Defeated Previous incumbent, Nicky Wagner
Christchurch East	Labour		Poto Williams
Clutha-Southland	National		Hamish Walker	Previous incumbent, Todd Barclay, did not stand
Coromandel	National		Scott Simpson
Dunedin North	Labour		David Clark
Dunedin South	Labour		Clare Curran
East Coast	National		Anne Tolley
East Coast Bays	National		Erica Stanford	Previous incumbent, Murray McCully, did not stand
Epsom	ACT		David Seymour	Leader of ACT New Zealand
Hamilton East	National		David Bennett
Hamilton West	National		Tim Macindoe
Hauraki-Waikato	Labour		Nanaia Mahuta	Māori Electorate
Helensville	National		Chris Penk	Previous incumbent, John Key, did not stand
Hunua	National		Andrew Bayly
Hutt South	National		Chris Bishop	Previous incumbent, Trevor Mallard, contested the list only
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	Labour		Meka Whaitiri	Māori Electorate
Ilam	National		Gerry Brownlee
Invercargill	National		Sarah Dowie
Kaikoura	National		Stuart Smith
Kelston	Labour		Carmel Sepuloni
Mana	Labour		Kris Faafoi
Mangere	Labour		William Sio
Manukau East	Labour		Jenny Salesa
Manurewa	Labour		Louisa Wall
Maungakiekie	National		Denise Lee	Previous incumbent, Sam Lotu-liga, did not stand
Mount Albert	Labour		Jacinda Ardern	Leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister of New Zealand
Mount Roskill	Labour		Michael Wood
Napier	Labour		Stuart Nash
Nelson	National		Nick Smith
New Lynn	Labour		Deborah Russell	Previous incumbent, David Cunliffe, did not stand
New Plymouth	National		Jonathan Young
North Shore	National		Maggie Barry
Northcote	National		Dan Bidois	Replaced Jonathan Coleman in the 2018 Northcote by-election
Northland	National		Matt King	Defeated Previous incumbent, Winston Peters
Ohariu	Labour		Greg O'Connor	Previous incumbent, Peter Dunne, did not stand
Ōtaki	National		Nathan Guy
Pakuranga	National		Simeon Brown	Previous incumbent, Maurice Williamson, did not stand
Palmerston North	Labour		Iain Lees-Galloway
Papakura	National	File:Judith Collins MP.jpg	Judith Collins
Port Hills	Labour		Ruth Dyson
Rangitata	National		Andrew Falloon	Previous incumbent, Jo Goodhew, did not stand
Rangitikei	National		Ian McKelvie
Rimutaka	Labour		Chris Hipkins	Leader of the House
Rodney	National		Mark Mitchell
Rongotai	Labour		Paul Eagle	Previous incumbent, Annette King, did not stand
Rotorua	National		Todd McClay
Selwyn	National		Amy Adams
Tamaki	National		Simon O'Connor
Tāmaki Makaurau	Labour		Peeni Henare	Māori Electorate
Taranaki-King Country	National		Barbara Kuriger
Taupo	National		Louise Upston
Tauranga	National		Simon Bridges	Leader of the National Party and Leader of the Opposition from 2018
Te Atatu	Labour		Phil Twyford
Te Tai Hauāuru	Labour		Adrian Rurawhe	Māori Electorate
Te Tai Tokerau	Labour		Kelvin Davis	Māori Electorate
Te Tai Tonga	Labour		Rino Tirikatene	Māori Electorate
Tukituki	National		Lawrence Yule	Previous incumbent, Craig Foss, did not stand
Upper Harbour	National		Paula Bennett	Deputy Leader of the National Party and the Opposition
Waiariki	Labour		Tamati Coffey	Māori Electorate, Defeated incumbent, Te Ururoa Flavell.
Waikato	National		Tim van de Molen	Previous incumbent, Lindsay Tisch, did not stand
Waimakariri	National		Matthew Doocey
Wairarapa	National		Alastair Scott
Waitaki	National		Jacqui Dean
Wellington Central	Labour		Grant Robertson
West Coast-Tasman	Labour		Damien O'Connor
Whanganui	National		Harete Hipango	Previous incumbent, Chester Borrows, did not stand
Whangarei	National		Shane Reti
Wigram	Labour		Megan Woods
List	National		David Carter
List	National		Michael Woodhouse	Also contested Dunedin North
List	National		Paul Goldsmith	Also contested Epsom
List	National		Alfred Ngaro	Also contested Te Atatu
List	National		Nicky Wagner	Also contested Christchurch Central
List	National		Brett Hudson	Also contested Ōhāriu
List	National		Melissa Lee	Also contested Mount Albert
List	National		Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi	Also contested Manukau East
List	National		Jian Yang
List	National		Parmjeet Parmar	Also contested Mount Roskill
List	National		Jo Hayes	Also contested Christchurch East
List	National		Maureen Pugh	Replaced Bill English in 2018 Also contested West Coast-Tasman
List	National		Nicola Willis	Replaced Steven Joyce in 2018 Also contested Wellington Central
List	National		Agnes Loheni	Replaced Chris Finlayson in 2019 Also contested Māngere
List	National		Paulo Garcia	Replaced Nuk Korako in 2019 Also contested New Lynn
List	Labour		Andrew Little
List	Labour		David Parker	Also contested Epsom
List	Labour		Priyanca Radhakrishnan	Also contested Maungakiekie
List	Labour		Raymond Huo
List	Labour		Jan Tinetti	Also contested Tauranga
List	Labour		Willow-Jean Prime	Also contested Northland
List	Labour		Kiri Allan	Also contested East Coast
List	Labour		Willie Jackson
List	Labour		Ginny Andersen	Also contested Hutt South
List	Labour		Jo Luxton	Also contested Rangitata
List	Labour		Liz Craig	Also contested Invercargill
List	Labour		Marja Lubeck	Also contested Rodney
List	Labour		Trevor Mallard	Speaker of the House
List	Labour		Jamie Strange	Also contested Hamilton East
List	Labour		Kieran McAnulty	Also contested Wairarapa
List	Labour		Angie Warren-Clark	Also contested Bay of Plenty
List	Labour		Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki
List	NZ First		Winston Peters	Leader of New Zealand First and Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand Also contested Northland
List	NZ First		Ron Mark	Also contested Wairarapa
List	NZ First		Tracey Martin	Also contested Rodney
List	NZ First		Fletcher Tabuteau	Also contested Rotorua
List	NZ First		Darroch Ball	Also contested Palmerston North
List	NZ First		Clayton Mitchell	Also contested Tauranga
List	NZ First		Mark Patterson	Also contested Clutha-Southland
List	NZ First		Shane Jones	Also contested Whangarei
List	NZ First		Jenny Marcroft	Also contested Tamaki
List	Green		James Shaw	Leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand Also contested Wellington Central
List	Green		Marama Davidson	Female Co-Leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand Also contested Tamaki Makaurau
List	Green		Julie Anne Genter	Also contested Mount Albert
List	Green		Eugenie Sage	Also contested Port Hills
List	Green		Gareth Hughes	Also contested East Coast
List	Green		Jan Logie	Also contested Mana
List	Green		Chlöe Swarbrick	Also contested Maungakiekie
List	Green		Golriz Ghahraman	Also contested Te Atatu

Which do you think is better, this, or the one we have now? KingWither (talk) 14:37, 11 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

I prefer the list to be ordered by party as in the article, and I am unsure if adding photos for each member is desirable, given that the article is already quite long. What do you think the advantages of the format you have given here are?-gadfium 20:58, 11 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

It is consistent. That is how we do it in most other countries. Look at List of MPs elected in the 2019 United Kingdom general election for example. It also lists the constituencies they stood in (as opposed to just the ones they won) and inculudes other notes. I would be OK with keeping the old format alongside this one (although that may get long) because that format listed all ministries and portfolios that member was put in charge of. KingWither (talk) 13:05, 12 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

NZ First and Green spokespersons

I've just been through and updated the portfolios and responsibilities for MPs. One area that I've left because I'm not certain about it is the spokesperson roles held by NZ First and Green MPs, which are listed on their individual pages on the Parliament website. Despite being part of the government, they still have their own spokespeople on various portfolios, as they did when in opposition. The confusing aspect is that some of these roles are held by serving Ministers. Even Winston is still officially NZ First's finance spokesperson, while serving as no. 2 in the Cabinet. Currently none of these roles are listed, except, for some reason, one of the twelve portfolios held by Golriz Ghahraman. Should these roles be listed in the same way that National MPs' responsibilities are? There isn't really a precedent in the previous Parliament, as the government support parties then were so small that there was no point in allocating distinct portfolios to their individual MPs.2406:E003:18CE:D701:D5D5:DE62:87A7:7609 (talk) 05:58, 23 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Electorates (and their members) of the 52nd Parliament

I will shortly be deleting the list of electorates and electorate MPs for the 52nd parliament from the article New Zealand electorates. If you wish to copy it or reference it for this article (or elsewhere), this is the last version. — HTGS (talk) 00:22, 30 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Copied to this page. Nixinova T C 03:36, 30 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]