Ministerial Positions Sample Clauses

Ministerial Positions. Green Party Members of Parliament will hold the following Ministerial positions: Climate Change, Associate Finance, Conservation, Women, Land Information New Zealand, Associate Environment, Statistics, Associate Transport, Associate Health and an Undersecretary to the Minister of Justice (Domestic and Sexual Violence). A Minister from the Green Party will be represented on the Cabinet Appointments and Honours Committee (APH) and the Cabinet Legislation Committee. Ministers from the Green Party will also be represented on other Cabinet Committees as agreed between the Party Leaders.
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Ministerial Positions. New Zealand First will have four Ministers inside Cabinet, including Rt Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx as Deputy Prime Minister, and one Parliamentary Under-Secretary. This will include the following portfolios: Foreign Affairs, Infrastructure, Regional Economic Development, Internal Affairs, Seniors, Defence, Veterans’ Affairs, Children, Forestry, State Owned Enterprises, Racing, Associate Finance, Associate Education and an Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Regional Economic Development. A Minister from New Zealand First will be represented on the Cabinet Appointments and Honours Committee (APH) and the Cabinet Legislation Committee. Ministers from New Zealand First will also be represented on other Cabinet Committees as agreed between the Party Leaders. Relationship to other agreements Both parties to this agreement recognise that Labour will be working with other parties to deliver a stable Government. Labour agrees that it will not enter into any other relationship agreement which is inconsistent with this agreement, and New Zealand First and Labour agree that they will each act in good faith to allow any other agreements to be complied with. Dated: 24 October 2017 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Rt Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Labour Leader New Zealand First Leader Coalition agreement between the New Zealand Labour Party and the New Zealand First Party 7
Ministerial Positions. Hon Xx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx will be appointed to the positions of Minister of Māori Affairs, Associate Minister of Education and Associate Minister of Corrections. These Ministerial positions will be outside Cabinet. Hon Xx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx will be on Cabinet Committees, including Economic Growth and Infrastructure, Social Policy and Treaty of Waitangi. Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will be appointed to the positions of Minister responsible for Xxxxxx Xxx, Minister for Disability Issues, Associate Minister of Health, and Associate Minister of Housing. She will continue to have Associate Ministerial responsibilities in the areas of Social Development and Employment. These Ministerial positions will be outside Cabinet. Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will be on Cabinet Committees, including Social Policy, Appointments and Honours and Treaty of Waitangi.
Ministerial Positions. The Leader of New Zealand First will be appointed to a ministerial position outside Cabinet. Portfolios will be agreed between the Prime Minister and the Leader of New Zealand First. Collective responsibility New Zealand First agrees to fully represent the government position and be bound by Cabinet Manual provisions in respect of any areas within the portfolio responsibility of the Leader of New Zealand First and to support all areas which are matters of confidence and supply. In other areasagree to disagree” provisions will be applied as necessary. Policy Programme The Government has agreed to: Senior Citizens • Develop a Seniors Card able to be used to identify the holder’s eligibility for all public sector entitlements, and which is capable of also being used for claiming negotiated commercial discounts. • Ensure that the rate of New Zealand Superannuation is set at 66 per cent of the average ordinary time weekly earnings as from 1 April 2006. • Agree that better recognition can be given to veterans of active overseas service and investigate the best way of achieving that. • Investigate ways to improve options for senior citizens who may be eligible for foreign pensions as well as New Zealand Superannuation. • Address the issue of elder care as a matter of priority in the 2006 budget.
Ministerial Positions. The Co-Leaders of the Maori Party, Xx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx and Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, will be appointed to ministerial positions outside Cabinet. This is the preference of the Maori Party. The Maori Party and the National Party agree to allocate these positions with agreed formally delegated and defined responsibilities in areas in which the Maori Party seeks significant advancement over the next three years. The Maori Party seeks significant outcomes in whanau ora, through eliminating poverty, advocating for social justice, and advancing Maori social, cultural, economic and community development in the best interests of the nation. These ministerial positions will confer on the Maori Party Co-leaders control over significant areas of responsibility within their portfolios, along with Associate Minister responsibilities, including service delivery, departmental support and funding, as agreed by the parties. Xx Xxxxxxxx will be appointed Minister of Maori Affairs, Associate Minister of Education and Associate Minister of Corrections. Hon Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will be appointed Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector, Associate Minister of Health and Associate Minister of Social Development and Employment. Both parties undertake to work constructively to ensure that the relationships between Ministers, their Associates and the relevant departmental Chief Executives develop in a positive manner. Policy Priorities The two parties both have policy priorities and there are areas of commonality and other areas of difference. The National Party and the Maori Party will work together to progress these priorities as and where agreement can be found. The policy priorities of the National Party and of the Maori Party are attached as a schedule to this document.
Ministerial Positions. 6. The Labour Government’s priorities for this term centre on a COVID-19 recovery plan. This includes the implementation of Labour’s manifesto promises and five point economic plan, with a focus on investing in our people and preparing for the future.

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