Changes to National Party Spokesperson Allocations: 11 November 2020

Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

National Party Spokesperson Allocations

1 Hon Judith Collins • Leader of the Opposition • Pacific Peoples Steady • National Security & Intelligence • Technology, Manufacturing & Artificial Intelligence • Pacific Peoples • Technology, Manufacturing & Artificial Intelligence

2 Dr Shane Reti • Deputy Leader of the Opposition • Deputy Leader of the Opposition Up 3 spots from 5 • Health • Children • Children

3 Andrew Bayly • Shadow Treasurer (Revenue) • Shadow Treasurer (Revenue) • Revenue Up 14 spots from 17 • Infrastructure • Infrastructure • Commerce • Statistics • Statistics • State-Owned Enterprises • Associate Finance • Small Business and Manufacturing

4 Hon Michael Woodhouse • Finance • Finance • Regional Economic Development Up 8 spots from 12 • Transport • Transport • Pike River re-entry • Deputy Shadow Leader of the House

5 Hon Louise Upston • Social Development & Employment • Employment Up 4 spots from 9 • Social Investment • Whānau Ora • Whānau Ora • Land Information • Land Information

6 Hon Todd McClay • Economic Development • Small Business Steady • Small Business • Commerce & Consumer Affairs • Commerce & Consumer Affairs • Associate Pacific Peoples • Tourism • Associate Pacific Peoples

1 Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

7 Hon Simon Bridges • Justice • Water • Foreign Affairs Down 3 spots from 4 • Water • Pike River Re-entry • Pike River Re-entry • Māori-Crown Relations • Māori-Crown Relations

8 Chris Bishop • Covid-19 Response • Covid-19 Response • Infrastructure Down 1 spot from 7 • Shadow Leader of the House • Transport

9 Melissa Lee • Broadcasting & Media • Ethnic Communities • Data and Cyber-security Up 7 spots from 16 • Digital Economy & Communications • Ethnic Communities

10 Hon Scott Simpson • Environment • Workplace Relations • Climate Change Steady • Workplace Relations • RMA (Environment) • Planning (RMA reform) • RMA (Environment)

11 Hon David Bennett • Agriculture • Horticulture Steady • Horticulture • Biosecurity • Biosecurity

12 Hon Paul Goldsmith • Education • Education • Finance Down 9 spots from 3 • Earthquake Commission

13 Hon Mark Mitchell • Public Service • Public Service • Defence & Disarmament Up 2 spots from 15 • SOEs • SOEs • Sports & Recreation

14 Barbara Kuriger • Energy & Resources • Energy & Resources • Senior Whip Up 6 spots from 20 • Rural Communities • Associate Transport • Women • Food Safety • Associate Transport

15 Hon Gerry Brownlee • Foreign Affairs • Foreign Affairs • Deputy Leader of the Opposition Down 13 spots from 2 • GCSB & NZSIS • Associate Finance • Covid-19 Border Response • Associate Finance

2 Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

16 Nicola Willis • RMA (Housing) • RMA (Housing) • Education Down 3 spots from 13 • Housing & Urban Development (including • Housing & Urban Development (including • Early Childhood Education Social) Social) • Associate Economic Development • Associate Economic Development

17 Stuart Smith • Climate Change • Climate Change • Immigration Up 9 spots from 26 • Viticulture

18 Hon Jacqui Dean • Conservation • Assistant Speaker • Housing and Urban Development Down 4 spots from 14 • Assistant Speaker

19 Todd Muller • Trade & Export Growth • Internal Affairs Down 11 spots from 8 • Internal Affairs

20 Simeon Brown • Police • Police • Tertiary Education Associate Education Up 12 spots from 32 • Corrections • SFO • • Associate Drug Reform • SFO • Youth

21 Matt Doocey • Chief Whip • Chief Whip • Junior Whip Up 4 spots from 25 • Mental Health • Associate Social Development & Employment • Associate Social Development & Employment • Associate Health • Associate Health

22 Maureen Pugh • Junior Whip • Junior Whip • Consumer Affairs Up 18 spots from 40 • Community & Voluntary Sector • Community & Voluntary Sector • Regional Development (South Island) • Emergency Management • Emergency Management • West Coast Issues

23 Hon Dr Nick Smith • Research & Science • Research & Science • State Services Down 5 spots from 18 • Electoral Reform • Drug Reform

24 Chris Penk • Shadow Attorney-General • Shadow Attorney-General Up 13 spots from 37 • Defence • Defence • Courts • Veterans

3 Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

25 Simon O'Connor • Customs • Arts, Culture & Heritage • Associate Social Development Up 2 spots from 27 • Arts, Culture & Heritage • Associate Foreign Affairs • Associate Housing and Urban Development (Social Housing) • Associate Foreign Affairs

26 Erica Stanford • Immigration • Immigration • Internal Affairs Up 12 spots from 38 • Early Childhood Education • Early Childhood Education • Associate Environment • Associate Conservation

27 Ian McKelvie • Seniors • Seniors • Fisheries Up 6 spots from 33 • Forestry • Disability Issues • Racing • Disability Issues

28 Tim van de Molen • Oceans & Fisheries • Oceans & Fisheries • Third Whip Up 11 spots from 39 • Animal Welfare • Animal Welfare • Building & Construction

29 Nicola Grigg • Women • Women First term MP • Associate Trade • Associate Trade • Associate Arts, Culture & Heritage • Associate Arts, Culture & Heritage

30 Christopher Luxon • Local Government • Local Government First term MP • Iwi Development • Iwi Development • Associate Transport • Associate Transport

31 Joseph Mooney • Treaty Negotiations • Treaty Negotiations First term MP • Associate Defence • Associate Defence • Associate Tourism • Associate Tourism

32 Penny Simmonds • Tertiary Education • Tertiary Education First term MP • Associate Agriculture • Associate Agriculture • Associate Disability Issues • Associate Disability Issues

33 Simon Watts • ACC • ACC First term MP • Associate Health • Associate Health

4 Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

Outgoing National Party MPs (excluding retiring MPs)

- Hon Alfred Ngaro • Pacific Peoples • Community and Voluntary • Children and Disability Issues

- Harete Hipango • Shadow Attorney-General • Crown-Maori Relations and Treaty Negotiations • Māori Tourism

- Jonathan Young • Energy & Resources • Arts Culture and Heritage

- Hon Tim MacIndoe • ACC • Skills and Employment • Seniors • Civil Defence

- Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi • Ethnic Communities • Associate Justice

- Lawrence Yule • Local Government

- Denise Lee • Local Government (Auckland)

- Parmjeet Parmar • Research, Science and Innovation • Statistics

- Brett Hudson • Police • Government Digital Services

- Jo Hayes • Whānau Ora • Māori Development

- Andrew Falloon • Biosecurity • Associate Agriculture • Associate Economic Development • Associate Transport

5 Rank Name Portfolios Gained Lost

- Matt King • Regional Development (North Island) • Associate Transport

- Dan Bidois • Workplace Relations and Safety

- Agnes Loheni • Associate Small Business • Associate Pacific Peoples

- Paulo Garcia • Associate Justice