New Zealand political leader John Key assembled a "shadow cabinet" within the National Party caucus after his election to the position of Leader of the Opposition in 2006. He composed this of individuals who acted for the party as spokespeople in assigned roles while he was Leader of the Opposition (2006–2008).
The list below contains a list of Key's spokespeople and their respective roles as announced December 2006. The first thirty members are given rankings with an extended group of junior members who are unranked.[1][2]
Spokesperson for the Environment/RMA Spokesperson for Conservation Spokesperson for Climate Change Spokesperson for Building and Construction Caucus Representative on the National Party board
Spokesperson for ACC Spokesperson for Ethnic Affairs Associate Spokesperson for Education (International Education) Associate Spokesperson for Immigration
Spokesperson for Tertiary Education Associate Spokesperson for ACC Spokesperson for Research, Science and Technology/CRIs Spokesperson for Policy on Children Spokesperson for Disability Issues
Spokesperson for Youth Associate Spokesperson for the Environment/RMA Associate Spokesperson for Arts, Culture and Heritage
Further readingEdit
Finlayson, Christopher (2022). Yes, Minister. Auckland: Allen & Unwin. ISBN978-199-1006-103.
ReferencesEdit
^Who' Who 2005, p. 28-9. sfn error: no target: CITEREFWho'_Who2005 (help)
^"Key announces his shadow cabinet". NZ Herald. Retrieved 11 June 2021.
Who's Who in the New Zealand Parliament 2005. Wellington: Parliamentary Service. 2006.
October 24, 2023
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New Zealand political leader John Key assembled a shadow cabinet within the National Party caucus after his election to the position of Leader of the Opposition in 2006 He composed this of individuals who acted for the party as spokespeople in assigned roles while he was Leader of the Opposition 2006 2008 As the National Party formed the largest party not in government at the time the frontbench team was as a result the Official Opposition within the New Zealand House of Representatives Frontbench team EditThe list below contains a list of Key s spokespeople and their respective roles as announced December 2006 The first thirty members are given rankings with an extended group of junior members who are unranked 1 2 Rank Spokesperson Portfolio1 John Key Leader of the OppositionSpokesperson for SIS2 HonBill English Deputy Leader of the OppositionDeputy Spokesperson for Finance3 Gerry Brownlee Shadow Leader of the HouseSpokesperson for EnergySpokesperson for State Owned ServicesSpokesperson for State ServicesChair of Policy Committee4 Simon Power Spokesperson for JusticeSpokesperson for CorrectionsSpokesperson for Commerce5 Hon DrNick Smith Spokesperson for the Environment RMASpokesperson for ConservationSpokesperson for Climate ChangeSpokesperson for Building and ConstructionCaucus Representative on the National Party board6 HonTony Ryall Spokesperson for Health7 Judith Collins Spokesperson for WelfareSpokesperson for Veteran s AffairsSpokesperson for Family Affairs8 Katherine Rich Spokesperson for Education9 HonMaurice Williamson Spokesperson for TransportSpokesperson for Communications and Information Technology10 David Carter Spokesperson for Agriculture11 Murray McCully Spokesperson for Foreign AffairsSpokesperson for Sport and RecreationAssociate Spokesperson for Defense12 Hon DrLockwood Smith Spokesperson for ImmigrationSpokesperson for RevenueAssociate Spokesperson for Finance13 DrWayne Mapp Spokesperson for DefenseSpokesperson for Auckland IssuesAssociate Spokesperson for Labor and Industrial RelationsChair of Caucus Policy Committee14 Chris Finlayson Shadow Attorney GeneralSpokesperson for Treaty NegotiationsSpokesperson for Arts Culture and Heritage15 Tim Groser Spokesperson for TradeAssociate Spokesperson for Finance16 Anne Tolley Chief WhipAssociate Spokesperson for Welfare CYFS 17 Lindsay Tisch Spokesperson for TourismSpokesperson for Small BusinessSpokesperson for Racing18 Pansy Wong Spokesperson for ACCSpokesperson for Ethnic AffairsAssociate Spokesperson for Education International Education Associate Spokesperson for Immigration19 John Carter Spokesperson for Local GovernmentSpokesperson for Civil Defense20 Phil Heatley Spokesperson for HousingSpokesperson for FisheriesAssociate Spokesperson for Energy21 Georgina te Heuheu Spokesperson for Maori Affairs Culture amp Development Associate Spokesperson for Defense22 Paul Hutchison Spokesperson for Tertiary EducationAssociate Spokesperson for ACCSpokesperson for Research Science and Technology CRIsSpokesperson for Policy on ChildrenSpokesperson for Disability Issues23 Shane Ardern Spokesperson for BiosecuritySpokesperson for FisheriesSpokesperson for Customs24 DrRichard Worth Spokesperson for Economic DevelopmentAssociate Spokesperson for JusticeAssociate Spokesperson for Ethnic Affairs25 Tau Henare Spokesperson for Maori Affairs Education amp TPK 26 Jonathan Coleman Spokesperson for BroadcastingAssociate Spokesperson for Health27 Clem Simich Deputy SpeakerAssociate Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs28 Kate Wilkinson Spokesperson for Labor and Industrial RelationsSpokesperson for Consumer AffairsAssociate Spokesperson for Justice29 Eric Roy Spokesperson for Outdoor RecreationAssociate Spokesperson for Conservation30 Sandra Goudie Spokesperson for Senior CitizensSpokesperson for Internal AffairsAssociate Spokesperson for Local GovernmentChris Auchinvole Associate Spokesperson for Energy Mining Associate Spokesperson for TourismDavid Bennett Associate Spokesperson for TransportPaula Bennett Associate Spokesperson for Education Early Childhood Jackie Blue Spokesperson for Women s AffairsAssociate Spokesperson for HealthMark Blumsky Associate Spokesperson for Local GovernmentAssociate Spokesperson for Economic DevelopmentChester Borrows Spokesperson for PoliceAssociate Spokesperson for WelfareBob Clarkson Associate Spokesperson for Building and ConstructionAssociate Spokesperson for HousingJacqui Dean Associate Spokesperson for the Environment RMACraig Foss Associate Spokesperson for FinanceAssociate Spokesperson for Agriculture Horticulture Jo Goodhew Associate Spokesperson for HealthNathan Guy Junior WhipAssociate Spokesperson for AgricultureJohn Hayes Associate Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs amp Trade Pacific Island and ODA Colin King Associate Spokesperson for Education Trade Training Allan Peachey Associate Spokesperson for EducationKatrina Shanks Associate Spokesperson for CommerceAssociate Spokesperson for Economic DevelopmentChris Tremain Associate Spokesperson for Economic DevelopmentAssociate Spokesperson for Small BusinessNicky Wagner Spokesperson for YouthAssociate Spokesperson for the Environment RMAAssociate Spokesperson for Arts Culture and HeritageFurther reading EditFinlayson Christopher 2022 Yes Minister Auckland Allen amp Unwin ISBN 978 199 1006 103 References Edit Who Who 2005 p 28 9 sfn error no target CITEREFWho Who2005 help Key announces his shadow cabinet NZ Herald Retrieved 11 June 2021 Who s Who in the New Zealand Parliament 2005 Wellington Parliamentary Service 2006 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Shadow Cabinet of John Key amp oldid 1119334753, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
