He served as a Hamilton City Councillor from 1998 to 2001[4] on the 'City Vision' ticket,[5] representing the West Ward.[6] He chaired the Economic and Audit committee.[6] He chaired the WEL Energy Trust.[7] At the 2002 Trust elections he led the 'Power Rebates We Won't Be Beaten On Discounts' team (PRT).[8] In the 2008 WEL Energy Trust elections the 'Power Discounts Team' (PDT) captured a majority from Mallett's PRT.[9]
In the 2013 Hamilton local elections Mallett was re-elected to the Hamilton City Council for the East Ward. He stood as part of the New Council – New Direction ticket.[11]
In August 2017, Mallett attracted a formal complaint after using the terms "fags" and "homos" during official Council meetings. The slurs were regarding the pink papers on which meeting documents were printed. When contacted by journalists, Mallet denied having a recollection, but explained that "if I did [use those terms], I'm comfortable about it."[12] He also defended any comments as being a "light hearted jest," and claimed that these words were used frequently by the gay community.[citation needed]
In recent elections he won 5,876 votes in 2010 (not elected),[13] 6,725 in 2013[14] and 5,274 in 2016.[15]
Involvement with ACTedit
Mallett joined the ACT party in 1995.[16] In the 1996 election, he unsuccessfully contested the Hamilton West electorate. He was ranked 27 on the party list, and came sixth out of nine candidates in the electorate.[17][18]
In the campaign of the 2005 election, Mallett made a vomiting gesture during a discussion about homosexuality, which drew controversy.[16] He stood in Hamilton East, winning 1.44% of the electorate vote, and came sixth place.[19]
In the 2008 election Mallett again stood in Hamilton East and 44th on the ACT party list.[20][21] He came fifth in that electorate, with 1.27% of the vote, a loss of 0.18 percentage points from the previous election.[22]
Mallett served as the secretary for ACT through the 2014 general election. On 29 May 2015 the Electoral Commission referred him to the police for failing to file returns for two donations by Jenny and Alan Gibbs of greater than $30,000.[23]
Presidentedit
In January 2006 the president of ACT, Catherine Isaac, announced her intention to resign from the position. In March that year the party elected Mallett to succeed her, beating farmer John Ormond. At the same time, Trevor Loudon was elected as vice-president of the party.[16][24]
^ abcThomson, Ainsley (25 March 2006). "Act picks president to reflect core values". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
^"Electorate Candidate and Party Votes Recorded at Each Polling Place - Hamilton West, 1996" (PDF). Retrieved 13 July 2013.
^(PDF). Electoral Commission. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 February 2013. Retrieved 22 June 2013.
^"Official Count Results – Hamilton East". Elections New Zealand. 1 October 2008. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
^"Party List: Act Party". The New Zealand Herald. 6 October 2008. p. 2. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
^"ACT Announces Candidates For Election '08" (Press release). ACT New Zealand. 20 August 2008. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
^"Official Count Results – Hamilton East". Elections New Zealand. 22 November 2008. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
^Kerr, Florence (17 June 2015). . The Dominion Post. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015.
^"ACT Board Election Results" (Press release). ACT New Zealand. 27 March 2006. Retrieved 28 May 2010.
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This article is about the New Zealand politician For the Coronation Street character see Gary Mallett Garry B Mallett is a New Zealand politician He was the fourth President of ACT New Zealand As of 2010 he resides in Hamilton New Zealand 1 and is a former 2 owner operator of a branch of Les Mills International there 3 Garry Mallett4th President of ACT New ZealandIn office 2006 2009Vice PresidentTrevor Loudon 2006 08 Michael Crozier 2008 09 LeaderRodney HidePreceded byCatherine JuddSucceeded byMichael CrozierPersonal detailsBorn1960 or 1961 age 63 64 Political partyACTChildrenFourResidence s Hamilton New ZealandOccupationBusiness owner operator Contents 1 Hamilton local politics 2 Involvement with ACT 2 1 President 3 ReferencesHamilton local politics editHe served as a Hamilton City Councillor from 1998 to 2001 4 on the City Vision ticket 5 representing the West Ward 6 He chaired the Economic and Audit committee 6 He chaired the WEL Energy Trust 7 At the 2002 Trust elections he led the Power Rebates We Won t Be Beaten On Discounts team PRT 8 In the 2008 WEL Energy Trust elections the Power Discounts Team PDT captured a majority from Mallett s PRT 9 In 2009 a complaint was filed to the Advertising Standards Authority against one of Mallett s advertisements in the Hamilton This Week campaigning against Maori electorates being established on the Auckland Supercity Council which called such reserved political positions and their promoters racist Mallett said that the complainant was attempting to silence his opinion The complaint was not upheld 10 In the 2013 Hamilton local elections Mallett was re elected to the Hamilton City Council for the East Ward He stood as part of the New Council New Direction ticket 11 In August 2017 Mallett attracted a formal complaint after using the terms fags and homos during official Council meetings The slurs were regarding the pink papers on which meeting documents were printed When contacted by journalists Mallet denied having a recollection but explained that if I did use those terms I m comfortable about it 12 He also defended any comments as being a light hearted jest and claimed that these words were used frequently by the gay community citation needed In recent elections he won 5 876 votes in 2010 not elected 13 6 725 in 2013 14 and 5 274 in 2016 15 Involvement with ACT editMallett joined the ACT party in 1995 16 In the 1996 election he unsuccessfully contested the Hamilton West electorate He was ranked 27 on the party list and came sixth out of nine candidates in the electorate 17 18 In the campaign of the 2005 election Mallett made a vomiting gesture during a discussion about homosexuality which drew controversy 16 He stood in Hamilton East winning 1 44 of the electorate vote and came sixth place 19 In the 2008 election Mallett again stood in Hamilton East and 44th on the ACT party list 20 21 He came fifth in that electorate with 1 27 of the vote a loss of 0 18 percentage points from the previous election 22 Mallett served as the secretary for ACT through the 2014 general election On 29 May 2015 the Electoral Commission referred him to the police for failing to file returns for two donations by Jenny and Alan Gibbs of greater than 30 000 23 President edit In January 2006 the president of ACT Catherine Isaac announced her intention to resign from the position In March that year the party elected Mallett to succeed her beating farmer John Ormond At the same time Trevor Loudon was elected as vice president of the party 16 24 Party political offices Preceded byCatherine Isaac President of ACT New Zealand2006 2009 Succeeded byMichael CrozierReferences edit Act Party elects new leaders Radio New Zealand Television New Zealand 24 March 2006 Retrieved 29 May 2010 Gym phobia reaches Waikato Waikato Times 15 May 2012 Retrieved 2 March 2014 Hamilton East profiles Waikato Times 17 October 2008 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Mallett Garry 5 November 2008 Letters November 4 Mallett monitored Waikato Times Retrieved 29 May 2010 Akoorie Natalie 7 November 2009 Rates Control eyes district council too Waikato Times Retrieved 28 May 2010 a b CONTENTS Hamilton City Council Retrieved 29 May 2010 The big debate on trust rebates Waikato Times 11 June 2008 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Symes Edith 2 July 2008 Dave curries voters favour Raglan Chronicle Archived from the original on 14 May 2010 Retrieved 29 May 2010 Rob Hamill to Stand for the Green Party Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand Press release 14 October 2008 Archived from the original on 24 May 2010 Retrieved 29 May 2010 Complaint 09 371 Advertising Standards Authority 11 August 2009 Archived from the original Microsoft Word document on 30 March 2012 Retrieved 29 May 2010 Hamilton City Council Final Result PDF Hamilton City Council 17 October 2013 Archived from the original PDF on 26 January 2015 Retrieved 21 June 2015 Gay slurs a light hearted jest says Hamilton councillor Garry Mallett The Spinoff 14 August 2017 Retrieved 17 August 2017 Final results of Hamilton City Council election declared www hamilton govt nz Retrieved 24 August 2018 Final Result Hamilton City Council PDF Internet Archive 17 October 2013 Archived from the original PDF on 26 January 2015 Hamilton election confirmed results announced www scoop co nz Retrieved 24 August 2018 a b c Thomson Ainsley 25 March 2006 Act picks president to reflect core values The New Zealand Herald Retrieved 28 May 2010 Electorate Candidate and Party Votes Recorded at Each Polling Place Hamilton West 1996 PDF Retrieved 13 July 2013 Part III Party Lists of Successful Registered Parties PDF Electoral Commission Archived from the original PDF on 8 February 2013 Retrieved 22 June 2013 Official Count Results Hamilton East Elections New Zealand 1 October 2008 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Party List Act Party The New Zealand Herald 6 October 2008 p 2 Retrieved 28 May 2010 ACT Announces Candidates For Election 08 Press release ACT New Zealand 20 August 2008 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Official Count Results Hamilton East Elections New Zealand 22 November 2008 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Kerr Florence 17 June 2015 Former Act secretary referred to police over failure to file donation returns The Dominion Post Archived from the original on 24 September 2015 ACT Board Election Results Press release ACT New Zealand 27 March 2006 Retrieved 28 May 2010 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Garry Mallett amp oldid 1137784813, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
