Green Party Unveils Portfolio Spokespeople For The 54th Parliament
Wednesday, 29 November 2023, 9:42 am
Press Release: Green Party
The Green Party is pleased to announce the allocation of portfolios across its largest caucus ever.
“Our team of Green MPs will do everything they can to make sure Aotearoa upholds Te Tiriti and works for everyone,” says Co-leader of the Green Party, Marama Davidson.
“They will bring their vast collective experience, knowledge and skills to shadow the Government’s ministers, to challenge them and hold them to account.
“As the third largest party in Parliament - and with our biggest caucus ever - the Green Party will stand strong on the issues that matter most to our people,” says Marama Davidson.
Green Party co-leader James Shaw added:
“Our team will stand up for an Aotearoa where everyone has enough to pay the rent and put food on the table, where our native wildlife and our oceans are protected for future generations, and where we face the climate crisis with the urgency it demands.
“This is an experienced Green Party Caucus that reflects our priorities for Aotearoa and will provide a strong voice for our people and our planet,” says James Shaw.
The Green Party’s portfolios for the 54th Parliament are:
Spokesperson
Portfolio
Marama Davidson
Co-leader
Conservation
Child Poverty Reduction
Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence
Social Investment
James Shaw
Co-leader
Climate Change
Finance
Public Services
Regulation
Chlöe Swarbrick
Associate Climate Change (Adaptation)
Tertiary Education and Skills
Revenue
Mental Health
Drug Law Reform
Auckland Issues
Julie Anne Genter
Transport
Infrastructure
Urban Development
Building and Construction
Economic Development
State Owned Enterprises
Teanau Tuiono
Pacific Region
Education
Workplace Relations and Safety
Space
National Security and Intelligence
Overseas Development Assistance
Lan Pham
Environment
Water Services
Biosecurity
Emergency Management and Recovery
Land Information
Statistics
Tourism and Hospitality
Customs
Golriz Ghahraman
Foreign Affairs
Defence
Trade
Justice
Human Rights
Women
Ethnic Communities
Refugees
Democracy and Electoral System
Government’s Response to the Royal Commission’s Report into the Terrorist Attack on the Christchurch Mosques
Ricardo Menendez-March
Social Development and Employment
Workforce Planning and Development
Immigration
Associate Health (Primary Health)
Musterer
Steve Abel
Agriculture
Animal Welfare
Food Safety
Māori Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti
Just Transitions
Resources
Racing
Hūhana Lyndon
Health
Whānau Ora
Māori Development
Forestry
Fa'anānā Efeso Collins
Local Government
Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
ACC
Pacific Peoples
Commerce and Consumer Affairs
Seniors
Veterans
Sport and Recreation
Scott Willis
Energy
Regional Development
Rural Communities
Dunedin Issues
Darleen Tana
Oceans and Fisheries
Science, Innovation and Technology
Small Business and Manufacturing
Media and Communications
Digitising Government
Internal Affairs
Overseas New Zealanders
Kahurangi Carter
Zero Waste
Children
Disability Issues
Rainbow Communities
Community and Voluntary Sector
Arts, Culture and Heritage
Christchurch Issues
Deputy Musterer
Tamatha Paul
Housing
Police
Courts
Corrections
Associate Justice (Youth Justice)
Youth
Wellington Issues
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