MP Judith Collins will start a new job, heading the Law Commission – a Crown entity which reviews the law – later this year.
After 24 years in Parliament, Judith Collins has announced her plan to retire from politics.
She will start a new job, heading the Law Commission – a Crown entity which reviews the law – later this year.
Collins is one of the coalition’s most senior ministers, working as attorney-general, minister for defence, security, the public service, digital government, space, and the GCSB.
She has held 18 ministerial roles during four terms in government.
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Hooton revealed the government was planning to U-turn on changes it had made to Auckland densification rules that would allow for two million potential homes to be developed with greater density and building heights in some inner-city suburbs.
Questioned about comments circulating online, the prime minister said he was aware of misinformation.
Asked if he would work with Labour, Winston Peters said, “We’re never going back there again”.
Nicola Willis added to the criticism earlier this week, telling reporters that Breman should have called her to seek advice, even if it was at 3am.
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