New Zealand Constitutional Advisory Panel
The New Zealand Government established the Constitutional Advisory Panel and appointed its members in August 2011 to support the consideration of New Zealand constitutional issues by reporting to the New Zealand deputy Prime Minister and to the Minister of Māori Affairs on an understanding of New Zealanders' perspectives on New Zealand's constitutional arrangements, topical issues and areas where reform should be undertaken.
Panel members
The twelve constitutional panel members were:[1]
- Peter Chin – Former Mayor of Dunedin
- John Burrows
- Tipene O'Regan
- Deborah Coddington
- Michael Cullen
- John Luxton
- Bernice Mene
- Leonie Pihama
- Hinurewa Poutu
- Linda Tuhiwai Smith
- Peter Tennent
- Ranginui Walker
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References
- "The Panel". Constitutional Advisory Panel. Retrieved 24 March 2019.
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