- Kind
- Electorate only
- Source
- elections-wikipedia
- As of
- 4 May 2026
Pecuniary interests
2025 register · as of 27 May 2026As a sitting MP, this candidate files an annual Register of Pecuniary and Other Specified Interests. Items below are the most recent declarations from the Register.
- Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts
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Rakaia Incorporation Rakaia Incorporation (beneficiary)Waipu Trust Waipu Trust (trustee and beneficiary)
- Debts owed to you
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Kiwibank Kiwibank – bank deposit
- Real property
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Family home (jointly owned) – WhangaehuInterests in 11 Māori land blocks – Waipounamu DistrictInterests in 26 Māori land blocks – Aotea DistrictInterests in Waipū general land block – Rātana PaaInterests in one Māori land block – Tai Tokerau DistrictInterests in two Māori land blocks – Tākitimu District
- Retirement schemes
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AMP KiwiSaver AMP KiwiSaverBooster Investment Management Limited Fidelity Super-Super Plan Number 3 – Booster Investment Management Limited
Companies Office links
as of 31 May 2026Directorships, shareholdings, and trusteeships filed against this person in the Companies Office register.
Trusteeships
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