It was not brought forward due to pressure he was under, she said. On Mallard's recent controversy at the Wellington protest, Ardern said at the last election he said over this term he wanted someone else to move into his role. These changes acknowledged the two departing colleagues along with a nod to the future, Ardern said.Ī more comprehensive review would take place at the beginning of next year, Ardern said. Public Housing, Building and Construction would now come under Megan Woods. Labour whip Kieran McAnulty would become a minister outside of Cabinet.ĭuncan Webb would replace McAnulty as Chief Whip.ĭr Ayesha Verrall would take on Covid-19 and Research and Innovation. Priyanca Radhakrishnan would now move into Cabinet, retaining her current roles. Willie Jackson would take over Broadcasting.
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To free him up, a significant part of his Education portfolio will go to Associate Minister Jan Tinetti. He will co-lead a youth justice team to inquire about recent spikes in offending. She was the right fit then but the culture had now changed.Ĭhris Hipkins will be the new Police Minister. When Williams was appointed it was a different environment with the AOS and culture change.
Williams had presided over large increase in police workforce, but along with other reforms they "need to get back to basics". She would take on Conservation and disability issues, Ardern said.Īrdern said her and Williams both agreed the focus of where the Police portfolio "needed to be" was lost. Williams was "capable" minister but change was required. Ardern said they had agreed the focus had been lost. Williams has been changed out of her Police portfolio. Kiri Allan would take on the Justice role from Faafoi and associate role in Finance.
New MPs Dan Rosewarne and Soraya Peke-Mason will replace Faafoi and Mallard from the Labour list.Īdrian Rurawhe would be put forward as Mallard's replacement. Mallard had told Ardern he wanted to transition out of the role over this term. Poto Williams.He had been a MP for 35 years and Speaker for five years.
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