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Contact Salutation/Title Job Title Electorate Party Parliament Email Contact Salutation/Title Job Title Electorate Party Parliament Email Adams, Amy Hon Member for Selwyn Selwyn National Party [email protected] Allan, Kiri List Member Labour Party [email protected] Andersen, Virginia List Member Labour Party [email protected] Ardern, Jacinda Rt. Hon. Member for Mt Albert Mt Albert Labour Party [email protected] Bakshi, Kanwaljit Singh List Member National Party [email protected] Ball, Darroch List Member NZ First [email protected] Barry, Maggie Hon Member for North Shore North Shore National Party [email protected] Bayly, Andrew Member for Hunua Hunua National Party [email protected] Bennett, David Hon Member for Hamilton East Hamilton East National Party [email protected] Bennett, Paula Hon Member for Upper Harbour Upper Harbour National Party [email protected] Bidois, Daniel Member for Northcote Northcote National Party [email protected] Bishop, Christopher Member for Hutt South Hutt South National Party [email protected] Bridges, Simon Hon Member for Tauranga Tauranga National Party [email protected] Brown, Simeon Member for Pakuranga Pakuranga National Party [email protected] Brownlee, Gerry Hon Member for Ilam Ilam National Party [email protected] Carter, David Rt. Hon. List Member National Party [email protected] Clark, David Hon. Dr. Member for Dunedin North Dunedin North Labour Party [email protected] Coffey, Tamati Member for Waiariki Waiariki Labour Party [email protected] Collins, Judith Hon Member for Papakura Papakura National Party [email protected] Craig, Elizabeth Dr. List Member Labour Party [email protected] Curran, Clare Hon Member for Dunedin South Dunedin South Labour Party [email protected] Davidson, Marama List Member Green Party [email protected] Davis, Kelvin Hon Member for Te Tai Tokerau Te Tai Tokerau Labour Party [email protected] Dean, Jacqui Hon Member for Waitaki Waitaki National Party [email protected] Doocey, Matthew Member for Waimakariri Waimakariri National Party [email protected] Dowie, Sarah Member for Invercargill Invercargill National Party [email protected] Dyson, Ruth Hon Member for Port Hills Port Hills Labour Party [email protected] Eagle, Paul Member for Rongotai Rongotai Labour Party [email protected] Faafoi, Kris Hon Member for Mana Mana Labour Party [email protected] Falloon, Andrew Member for Rangitata Rangitata National Party [email protected] Genter, Julie Anne Hon List Member Green Party [email protected] Ghahraman, Golriz List Member Green Party [email protected] Goldsmith, Paul Hon List Member National Party [email protected] Guy, Nathan Hon Member for Otaki Otaki National Party [email protected] Hayes, Joanne List Member National Party [email protected] Henare, Peeni Hon Member for Tamaki Makaurau Tamaki Makaurau Labour Party [email protected] Hipango, Harete Member for Whanganui Whanganui National Party [email protected] Hipkins, Chris Hon Member for Rimutaka Rimutaka Labour Party [email protected] Hudson, Brett List Member National Party [email protected] Hughes, Gareth List Member Green Party [email protected] Huo, Raymond List Member Labour Party [email protected] Jackson, Willie Hon List Member Labour Party [email protected] Jones, Shane Hon List Member NZ First [email protected] Kanongata'a-Suisuiki, Anahila List Member Labour Party Anahila.Kanongata'[email protected] Kaye, Nikki Hon Member for Auckland Central Auckland Central National Party [email protected] King, Matt Member for Northland Northland National Party [email protected] Korako, Nuk List Member National Party [email protected] Kuriger, Barbara Member for Taranaki-King Country Taranaki-King Country National Party [email protected] Lee, Denise Member for Maungakiekie Maungakiekie National Party [email protected] Contact Salutation/Title Job Title Electorate Party Parliament Email Lee, Melissa List Member National Party [email protected] Lees-Galloway, Iain Hon Member for Palmerston North Palmerston North Labour Party [email protected] Little, Andrew Hon List Member Labour Party [email protected] Logie, Jan List Member Green Party [email protected] Loheni, Agnes List Member National Party [email protected] Lubeck, Maria List Member Labour Party [email protected] Luxton, Jo List Member Labour Party [email protected] Macindoe, Tim Hon Member for Hamilton West Hamilton West National Party [email protected] Mahuta, Nanaia Hon Member for Hauraki-Waikato Hauraki-Waikato Labour Party [email protected] Mallard, Trevor Rt. 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List Member Labour Party [email protected] Marcroft, Jennifer List Member NZ First [email protected] Mark, Ron Hon List Member NZ First [email protected] Martin, Tracey Hon List Member NZ First [email protected] McAnulty, Kieran List Member Labour Party [email protected] McClay, Todd Hon Member for Rotorua Rotorua National Party [email protected] McKelvie, Ian Member for Rangitikei Rangitikei National Party [email protected] Mitchell, Clayton List Member NZ First [email protected] Mitchell, Mark Hon Member for Rodney Rodney National Party [email protected] Muller, Todd Member for Bay of Plenty Bay of Plenty National Party [email protected] Nash, Stuart Hon Member for Napier Napier Labour Party [email protected] Ngaro, Alfred Hon List Member National Party [email protected] O'Connor, Damien Hon Member for West Coast-Tasman West Coast-Tasman Labour Party Damien.O'[email protected] O'Connor, Gregory Member for Ohariu Ohariu Labour Party [email protected] O'Connor, Simon Member for Tamaki Tamaki National Party [email protected] Parker, David Hon List Member Labour Party [email protected] Parmar, Parmjeet Dr. List Member National Party [email protected] Patterson, Mark List Member NZ First [email protected] Penk, Chris Member for Helensville Helensville National Party [email protected] Peters, Winston Rt. 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List Member NZ First [email protected] Prime, Willow-Jean List Member Labour Party [email protected] Pugh, Maureen List Member National Party [email protected] Radhakrishnan, Priyanca List Member Labour Party [email protected] Reti, Shane Dr. Member for Whangarei Whangarei National Party [email protected] Robertson, Grant Hon Member for Wellington Central Wellington Central Labour Party [email protected] Ross, Jami-Lee Member for Botany Botany Independent [email protected] Rurawhe, Adrian Member for Te Tai Hauauru Te Tai Hauauru Labour Party [email protected] Russell, Deborah Dr. Member for New Lynn New Lynn Labour Party [email protected] Sage, Eugenie Hon List Member Green Party [email protected] Salesa, Jenny Hon Member for Manukau East Manukau East Labour Party [email protected] Scott, Alastair Member for Wairarapa Wairarapa National Party [email protected] Sepuloni, Carmel Hon Member for Kelston Kelston Labour Party [email protected] Seymour, David Member for Epsom Epsom ACT New Zealand [email protected] Shaw, James Hon List Member Green Party [email protected] Simpson, Scott Hon Member for Coromandel Coromandel National Party [email protected] Sio, Aupito William Hon Member for Mangere Mangere Labour Party [email protected] Smith, Nick Hon. 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