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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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P & S Court Trust P & S Court Trust (beneficiary)
- Company directorships and controlling interests
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Strategic Engineering New Zealand Limited Strategic Engineering New Zealand Limited (not trading) – project management, construction management, and technical support
- Debts owed by you
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ASB Bank ASB Bank – mortgages (x2)
- Gifts
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Eden Park NZ National Stadium Corporate hospitality, events at Eden Park: P!nk, Luke Combs, All Blacks v England, Blues v Chiefs – Eden Park NZ National StadiumThompson Lewis Limited Corporate hospitality, rugby game – Thompson Lewis Limited for Todd Corp
- Real property
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P & S Court Trust Family home (P & S Court Trust) – Glenholme, RotoruaP & S Court Trust Family home (P & S Court Trust) – Whangaparāoa, AucklandFamily home (jointly owned) – Thorndon, WellingtonFamily home (jointly owned) – Waitakere, Auckland
- Retirement schemes
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Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme
Companies Office links
as of 4 Jun 2026Directorships, shareholdings, and trusteeships filed against this person in the Companies Office register.
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Recent press
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