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Referendum on MMP—Proposed Question Format

Wednesday 17 February 2010 Hansard source (external site)

Borrows7. CHESTER BORROWS (National—Whanganui) Link to this
to the Minister of Justice

What is the proposed question format for the upcoming referendum on MMP?

PowerHon SIMON POWER (Minister of Justice) Link to this

The first question at this stage is to ask voters whether they wish to retain MMP or change to a different system. The second question will ask voters, irrespective of how they voted on the first question, what their preferred alternative system is from four options, those being first past the post, preferential voting, the supplementary-member representation system, or the single transferable vote system.

BorrowsChester Borrows Link to this

Will the public have any input into the proposed approach for the referendum?

PowerHon SIMON POWER Link to this

Yes. I will be introducing a bill in the next month or so that provides for a referendum to be held. I am pleased to say that agreement has been reached that a special all-party select committee will be established to consider this legislation as well as the reforms that are being proposed in the electoral finance rules area. Both bills, if it is the wish of Parliament, will receive the normal 6-month consideration by the committee, which I hope will allow the public and political parties to make submissions on these important matters.

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