Trevor Mallard
Trevor Mallard is a seasoned New Zealand politician, having served as a member of the Labour Party and holding various ministerial positions over his lengthy career. He is known for his role as the Speaker of the House, where he has been involved in overseeing parliamentary procedures and debates. Mallard has been a prominent figure in New Zealand politics for decades, with a reputation for his strong views and occasionally controversial remarks. He has also faced criticism for his handling of parliamentary decorum, particularly in relation to disciplinary actions taken during sessions.
Born on Jan 01, 1952 (74 years old)
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New Zealand:
Mallard tried to put himself between Mokaraka and Hipkins during the incident.
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New Zealand:
Chris Hipkins worked as a policy adviser to Trevor Mallard.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard is a former Labour minister present at the meeting who oversaw previous education reforms.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard was the Speaker who turned on the sprinklers to deter anti-vaccine mandate protesters.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard took MP safety very seriously during his tenure as Parliamentary Speaker.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard is referenced in the context of discussing home ownership and government subsidies.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard served as New Zealand's ambassador to Ireland and was involved in various diplomatic efforts.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard was referenced by Winston Peters regarding the collapse of standards.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard was the then-Education Minister whom Craig Haggo accidentally called.
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New Zealand:
Trevor Mallard was the Minister of Education in 2002 when the NCEA was implemented.
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