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Stuart has been the Member of Parliament for the Kaikoura electorate since 2014.

In Parliament Stuart is the Opposition Spokesperson for EQC and Civil Defence. He is also a member of several caucus committees including the Agricultural Caucus Committee, the Regional Development Caucus Committee, GLOBE, and the Rural Broadband Initiative working group.  Stuart is also the National party spokesperson for Viticulture.

Having grown up on a Mid-Canterbury sheep farm, Stuart has been involved in primary industry his whole life. He was a sheep and deer farmer before relocating to Marlborough and moving into grape-growing, later setting up his own wine-making business. Subsequently he was Chair of New Zealand Winegrowers, inducted as a Fellow for services to the wine industry, President of the New Zealand Grape Growers Council, and Chair of Wine Marlborough Ltd.

Stuart has been involved in many community initiatives. He was Chair of the Marlborough Water Augmentation Project, and also Chair of the Southern Valleys Irrigation Scheme Marlborough District Council sub-committee. 

Stuart was a founding member and co-spokesperson for Save Our Services, a group which successfully advocated for the retention of 24/7 acute surgical and orthopaedic services at Wairau Hospital.

He lives in Blenheim with his wife Julie and their three children.

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At Maritime New Zealand, it is our mission to lead and support the maritime community to take responsibility for ensuring our seas are safe, secure and clean, on behalf of all New Zealanders. 

Maritime NZ is a Crown entity, governed by an independent board appointed by the Governor-General on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport.

We are a Crown entity set up in 1993 and are governed by a five-member Board appointed by the Minister of Transport under the Maritime Transport Act 1994.

We have approximately 190 staff located in our 10 regional offices and Wellington head office, at our Marine Pollution Response Centre in Auckland and our Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand in Lower Hutt.

It is our mission to lead and support the maritime community to take responsibility for ensuring our seas are safe, secure and clean, on behalf of all New Zealanders.

Maritime NZ has three key roles:
1. Regulation and compliance
We help to develop and maintain the national safety, security and environmental protection regulations that govern the operation of vessels, ports and offshore installations in New Zealand waters. We support, encourage and require operator compliance with those regulations by:

licensing and certifying seafarers and commercial operations
educating the maritime community
auditing operators and service providers such as ship surveyors
investigating incidents to try to stop them happening again
enforcing the regulations to hold people to account for their actions.

2. Provision of maritime safety infrastructure
We maintain New Zealands coastal navigation aids to shipping (principally coastal lights), the national maritime distress and safety radio service, and an emergency locator beacon detection network for land, sea and air.

3. Response to incidents
We provide a national land, sea and air search and rescue coordination service. We also manage the development and improvement of national maritime incident and oil spill response capability, and lead New Zealands responses to significant maritime incidents and emergencies, including oil spills.

IF YOU BELIEVE A CHILD IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER CALL THE POLICE ON 111 Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Children The Ministry for Children supports children and young people in New Zealand whose wellbeing is at significant risk of harm. It also works with young people who may have offended, or are likely to offend. <ul><li>OUR VISION -New Zealand values the wellbeing of tamariki above all else. </li><li>OUR PURPOSE -To ensure that all tamariki are in loving whanau and communities where oranga tamariki can be realised. </li><li>OUR CORE SERVICES </li><li class="ql-indent-1">-Prevention and early intervention to keep children and young people safe -Intervention services that work intensively with families and whanau with the aim of keeping children safe in their own homes </li><li class="ql-indent-1">-Care support so that our caregivers can provide stable homes and loving care for children and young people who can't safely stay with their own families or whanau </li><li class="ql-indent-1">-Youth justice to help young people accept responsibility for their actions and support them so they don't reoffend </li><li class="ql-indent-1">-Transition into adulthood support as young people find their feet in the world </li></ul>CONTACT US If you are worried a child or young person you know could be at risk of harm from abuse or neglect, contact us: Freephone 0508 326 459 (lines open 24/7)Email contact@ot.govt.nz Visit our website for more contact details IF YOU BELIEVE A CHILD IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER CALL THE POLICE ON 111

Tim van de Molen is the Member of Parliament for Waikato, representing the New Zealand National Party. Tim has two offices, in Morrinsville and Matamata. Visit our website for more information. This listing has been funded by Parliamentary Service.

Nathan Guy is the MP for Otaki and was honoured to be a Minister in the National Government from 2009 to 2017. The opportunity to work hard and achieve positive results for New Zealand's productive sectors was Nathan's major focus, as the passionate Minister for Primary Industries for five years. Some highlights include; * Gaining access for chilled meat into China and regaining access for meat exports to Iran * Modernising the Animal Welfare Act so practices better meet consumer expectations, such as bobby calf management * Introduced a Border Clearance levy making passengers fund more border services * Highest ever Biosecurity investment resulting in more people, dogs and technology on the front line with strong industry engagement * Supporting rural communities through adverse events like the dairy downturn, prolonged North Canterbury drought, earthquakes and floods. Nathan was a strong voice for water storage projects and helped fund Central Plains stages 1 &amp; 2. * Leading the Government's response to a blackmail threat to infant formula, ending in a successful prosecution * Introduced cameras and other digital tools to deliver greater transparency in the commercial fishing sector Nathan also held other Ministerial positions during his nine years in office, including Minister of Civil Defence, Internal Affairs, Immigration, Veteran Affairs and Racing as well as the Associate Minister for Economic Development, of Justice, and Transport. Nathan entered Parliament as a list MP in 2005 and was Junior then Senior Whip prior to becoming a Minister under Sir John Key. Nathan won the Otaki Electorate seat in 2008 and won the seat for the fourth time in the 2017 general election with a comfortable 6,156 vote majority. He is a strong advocate for Horowhenua and Kapiti and is most proud of his role in the Kapiti Expressway development, which is transforming the region. Nathan had an extensive political career before entering Parliament, previously serving eight years on the Horowhenua District Council. He also has a background in agriculture, having managed the family dairy and beef farm and receiving a Winston Churchill Fellowship to study beef exports to the United States. He enjoys spending time with his wife Erica and three children, and likes to keep fit. He has completed several marathons with the highlight being the 2015 New York Marathon, where he ran the 42km in 3 hours and 56 minutes. In 2017 he completed the challenging Tararua Southern Crossing (from Kaitoke to Otaki Forks) in nine-and-a-half hours. **Otaki Electorate** The two districts that make up the Otaki Electorate are quite distinct. The northern district of Horowhenua contains rich farmland centred on the township of Levin, and encompasses the Foxton and Waitarere communities. The southern Kapiti Coast district includes Paraparaumu, Waikanae together with the electorate's heart, bustling shoppers destination, Otaki. The history of the Otaki region is a rich combination of Maori culture, early colonial settlements and the ongoing development of an extensive farming sector. It is within commuting distance of the Capital, Wellington and Palmerston North. The Electorate is known for abundant agricultural and horticultural development, a growing manufacturing sector and a comparatively high population of over 65s. Funded by Parliamentary Service

New Zealand Police is working with the community to make New Zealanders be safe and feel safe. With nearly 12,000 staff, we provide policing services 24 hours a day, every day.  We operate by land, sea and air, manage over 770,000 emergency calls a year and are always actively preventing crime and crashes.


## Vision of New Zealand Police
New Zealand Police aims to have the trust and confidence of all. To achieve this we operate in accordance with our values and work in partnership with individuals, communities, businesses and other public sector agencies to achieve Safer Communities Together.

## Functions of New Zealand Police

The functions of Police include:

+ Keeping the peace
+ Maintaining public safety
+ Law enforcement
+ Crime prevention
+ Community support and reassurance
+ National security
+ Participation in policing activities outside New Zealand
+ Emergency management

In carrying out these functions, Police relies on a range of partner organisations, as well as the efforts of individuals, families and communities. Policing is delivered within a networked and cooperative environment, with significant contributions from local authorities, the private security industry, Maori and Pacific wardens and members of the public to name a few.

**Our mission is for New Zealand to be the safest country in the world.**

## Commitment of Service to the New Zealand public

Our commitment to you:

+ We will treat you fairly
+ Our staff will be competent
+ We will do what we say we'll do
+ We aim to meet your service expectations
+ We will take your individual circumstances into account
+ Our service will be good value for your tax dollars

## What we need from you:

* Contact us as soon as possible, the sooner the better
* Provide us with all the information that you can
* Tell us straight away about any changes to your situation
* Ask us if you need more information
* Your feedback will help us improve our services to you. 

To praise or complain about Police, contact us online, in person, by phone or by post.

Ministry Of Business Innovation And Employment serves customers in NEW ZEALAND and are in the Government Departments category.   We welcome your enquiry.

Hon Phil Twyford was born and raised in Auckland. He is the Labour Member of Parliament for Te Atatu, where he lives. Phil's vision is for New Zealand to deliver hope and opportunity to all people. He is committed to fixing the housing and transport problems that affect our biggest city, as well as much of the rest of the country.

After studying politics at Auckland University, Phil worked as a journalist and union organiser before becoming the founding Executive Director of Oxfam New Zealand. Phil's strong belief in justice led to him becoming Oxfam's Global Advocacy Director, based in Washington DC.

Upon returning to New Zealand, Phil was elected to Parliament for the Labour Party in 2008. In Opposition, he held the portfolios of Housing, Transport, Auckland Issues, and Disarmament and Arms Control.

As Minister for Housing and Urban Development and Transport, Phil is looking forward to working with communities to build a better New Zealand.

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National Cervical Screening Programme serves customers in the Wanganui Region and are in the Government Departments category.   We welcome your enquiry.

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BreastScreen Aotearoa is New Zealand's free national breast screening programme for women aged between 45 and 69.

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Corrections Department have Service Centres base in Bay Of Plenty to find out more information visit our website.

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