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Background
Erica Stanford is a National Party Member of Parliament representing the East Coast Bays electorate [14] [19] . Stanford was educated at Rangitoto College [11] and subsequently attended the University of Auckland [12] . Prior to entering…
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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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Poppelbaum Family Trust Poppelbaum Family Trust (beneficiary)
- Debts owed by you
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GE Money GE Money – personal loanPepper Money Pepper Money – mortgage on family homeŌkura Superannuation Scheme Ōkura Superannuation Scheme – personal loan
- Gifts
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Sky TV Ticket and corporate hospitality for Luke Combs concert – Sky TVTodd Corporation Tickets (x2) and corporate hospitality for All Blacks v Australia rugby game – Todd CorporationSky TV Tickets (x2) and corporate hospitality for P!nk concert – Sky TV
- Real property
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Family home – ŌkuraResidential property, holiday home (owned by family trust) – Whangamatā
- Retirement schemes
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Smartshares Limited SuperLife KiwiSaver – Smartshares LimitedCliffe Consulting Limited Ōkura Superannuation Scheme – Cliffe Consulting Limited
Companies Office links
as of 27 May 2026Directorships, shareholdings, and trusteeships filed against this person in the Companies Office register.
Trusteeships
Recent press
50 articles across 7 outletsRNZ 15
- Minister announces $62 million for more classrooms across South Island
- Budget 2026: Support for increased resources to combat migrant exploitation
- Conversation about council amalgamation plan too rushed, Andrew Little says
- Budget 2026: 30 million fund will see solar panels on 500 schools
- Erica Stanford plans to increase pay for tradies working as unqualified teachers
- Non-negotiable: Christopher Luxon says nuclear-free stance not changing
- Government's Budget sparks angry scenes as students march on Parliament
- Budget 2026 boosts Pacific aid and defence spending amid security concerns
- Budget 2026: Education boost in trade training for teens, tertiary subsidies frozen
- Budget 2026 boosts Pacific aid and defence spending amid security concerns
- Budget 2026: What has been announced so far
- Government backs down on last-minute homeschooling law change
- Gloriavale families living in overcrowded hostels, report says
- Report finds Gloriavale families living in overcrowded hostels with 'narrow' homeschooling curriculum
- Budget 2026: What has been announced so far
Otago Daily Times 10
- Funding for more classrooms, pupil increase
- Funding for new school welcomed
- Kiwi with Parkinson’s missing for three days found alive in Paris hospital
- 'Well and truly on its way': El Niño set to peak over NZ summer
- Fund to provide solar panels for 500 schools
- Fund to provide solar panels for 500 schools
- Minister wants higher pay rate for tradie 'teachers'
- Spending on Pacific aid and defence
- Announcements ahead of Budget 2026
- What's been announced ahead of Budget Day
Stuff 8
- New school and 59 classrooms coming to booming South Island areas
- Solar panels coming to 500 schools in $30 million government initiative
- ‘We are concerned’ about hospitality failures, but can’t repeat Labour’s mistakes, PM says
- Why the Children’s Commissioner says a social media ban isn't enough
- As AI reshapes white-collar work, the Government is betting big on trades
- Public sector job cuts to defence boost: Everything we know will be in the Budget
- A ‘humiliating day’ for minister, Labour says, as she U-turns on bill a day after introducing it
- You asked, Nicola Willis answered. Here’s what she said
1News 7
- Budget 2026: $5.6m for musical instruments in schools
- Watch live: PM Luxon speaks to media from Auckland
- Govt backs down on last-minute homeschooling law change
- Teachers 'just not seeing' Govt boost to learning support
- Gloriavale families living in overcrowded hostels with 'narrow' curriculum
- Govt's Budget 2026 spending and cuts – everything we know so far
- Govt's Budget 2026 spending and cuts – everything we know so far