New Zealand Youth Parliament

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The New Zealand Youth Parliament has been held every three or four years since 1994. New Zealand’s fifth Youth Parliament will be held in July 2007.

Youth Parliament is an initiative of the Minister of Youth Affairs, which as of 2007 is Nanaia Mahuta. The Minister works with a committee of her Parliamentary colleagues (representing every party in Parliament) to administer Youth Parliament.

The Minister receives support from the Ministry of Youth Development who work closely with other agencies within the parliamentary complex including Parliamentary Services and the Office of the Clerk of the New Zealand House of Representatives.

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[edit] Multi-Party Parliamentary Steering Committee

The planning of Youth Parliament 2007 is overseen by the Multi-Party Parliamentary Steering Committee.

A representative from each party represented in Parliament is invited to join the committee. The aim is to ensure non-partisan organisation of Youth Parliament as well as active participation by all parties, to ensure that the event is successful.

[edit] 4th Youth Parliament MPs

[edit] Democratically elected:

Jade Emmanuelle Gray, (L, 61% majority)

Andreas Triandafilidis, (e, 49% trijority)

Pauline Robertson, (e, 57% majority)

Taina-Michelle Nathan-TeAo, (e, 71% majority)

[edit] Appointed:

Jordan Green, (L) Jenny Suo, (L) Alicia Gainsford, (e) Anna Meikle, (e) Kyla Wood, (L) Lauren Kilkolly, (L) Sam Brown, (e) Daphne Kalekale, (L) Sophie Kalderimis, (L) Nicole Slight, (e) James Sleep, (L) Kushla Dunning, (L) Jonathan Rowe, (e) Kimaya McIntosh, (e) Awhina Ashby, (e) Devon Sansbury, (e) Eddie Tuiavil, (L) Lana Walters, (e) Vinnie Wylie, (L) Kritika Satija, (L) Holly Chase, (e) Brennan McDonald, (e) Ed Brownlee, (e) Steph Grogan, (e) Rink Tacoma, (e) Isaac Rayner, (L) Gareth Veale, (e) Olivia West, (L) Amy Pollard, (e) James Tawa, (e) Kate Willyams, (e) Shaun Kennedy, (L) Amanda Hillock, (e) James Walkinshaw, (e) Kaitlyn Gulland, (e) Daniel Luoni, (e) James Barnett, (L) Emma Jones, (L) Richard Aiolupotea, (e) Seamus Woods, (L) Zoe Donald, (L) Mania Campbell-Seymour, (e) Annika Tombleson, (e) Chelsie Foley, (e) Kelly Im, (e) Johnny Crawford, (e) Elenoa Cook, (e) Sam Hannagan, (e) Anna Devathasan, (L) Jason Larsen, (L) Hope Puriri, (e) Ashleigh Kapi, (L) Fale Lesa, (e) Nikkii Mott, (e) Jeffrey Burson, (e) John Kingi, (L) Mariarna Te Tai, (L) Joel Brown, (L) Alannah Manson, (e) Elisha Watson, (e) John Brinsley-Pirie, (e) Noema Te Hau, (e)

Lucy Child, (e) Ashley Brown, (L) Jaz Morris, (L) Sam Jackson, (e) Gwilym Breese, (e) Livi Hall, (e) Sandra Samuelu, (e) Kate Steel, (L) Sam Abraham, (L) Susannah Neild, (e) Ella Edginton, (e) Shaun Ritchie, (e) Richard English, (L) Lara Delany, (e) Amy Coatsworth, (L) Jessie Templeton, (e) Mareta Taute, (e) Jeff Carroll, (L) Jen Smith, (L) Matthew Neary, (e) Luke Craven, (L) Alex Clark, (L) Daisy Hunter, (e) Emily Legge, (e) Diana Mockford, (L) Chuan-Zheng Lee, (L) Philip Wiley, (e) Greg Bolton-Brown, (L) Penny Tipu, (e) Natalie Gow, (e) Natalie Robinson, (L) Dee Naidoo, (L) Coral Panoho, (e) Saga Sifakula, (L) Caitlin Grover, (e) Nick Mitchell, (e) Renée Cox, (L) Nicky Dunn, (L) Loren O'Sullivan, (L) Robert Anderson, (e) Amelia Morgan, (L) Kirsty Smith, (e) Sophia Johnson, (e) Shaun Wallis, (e) Kate Primrose, (e) Ngahuia Crossman, (L) Ariana Emery, (e) Shelley Duffy, (L) Emma Gin, (L) Josh Dunn, (L) Anas Sirajur Raheem, (e) Megan Matthews, (L) Michelle Lee, (L) Anna Lee, (L) Jeny Cant, (L)

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