Sir ANAND SATYANAND, Governor-General
ORDER IN COUNCIL
At Wellington this 15th day of March 2010
Present:
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
PRESIDING IN COUNCIL
Pursuant to section 34(1) of the Local Government (Auckland Council) Act 2009, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting by and with the advice of
the Executive Council, makes the following order.
O r d e r
1. Title This determination is called the Local Government (Auckland Wards and Local Boards) Determination 2010.
2. Commencement (1) Subject to subclause (2), this determination comes into force on 1 November 2010.
(2) Those provisions of this determination necessary to provide for the election of the members of the Auckland Council at the 2010 triennial general elections come
into force on the day after the date on which the Order in Council implementing this determination is made.
3. Interpretation In this determination, unless the context requires another meaning:
Auckland and Auckland Council have the meanings set out in section 4 of the Local Government (Auckland Council) Act 2009.
4. Wards Auckland is divided into 13 wards as follows:
(a) The Rodney Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W1;
(b) the Albany Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W2;
(c) the North Shore Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W3;
(d) the Waitakere Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W4;
(e) the Whau Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W5;
(f) the Albert-Eden-Roskill Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W6;
(g) the Waitemata and Gulf Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W7;
(h) the Orakei Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W8;
(i) the Maungakiekie-Tamaki Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W9;
(j) the Manukau Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W10;
(k) the Te Irirangi Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W11;
(l) the Manurewa-Papakura Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W12; and
(m) the Franklin Ward, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-W13.
5. Members of governing body The members of the governing body of the Auckland Council are elected as follows:
(a) One member elected from the Rodney Ward;
(b) two members elected from the Albany Ward;
(c) two members elected from the North Shore Ward;
(d) two members elected from the Waitakere Ward;
(e) one member elected from the Whau Ward;
(f) two members elected from the Albert-Eden-Roskill Ward;
(g) one member elected from the Waitemata and Gulf Ward;
(h) one member elected from the Orakei Ward;
(i) one member elected from the Maungakiekie-Tamaki Ward;
(j) two members elected from the Manukau Ward;
(k) two members elected from the Te Irirangi Ward;
(l) two members elected from the Manurewa-Papakura Ward; and
(m) one member elected from the Franklin Ward.
6. Local boards Twenty-one local board areas are established in Auckland as follows:
(a) The Rodney Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB1;
(b) the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB2;
(c) the Upper Harbour Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB3;
(d) the Kaipatiki Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB4;
(e) the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB5;
(f) the Henderson-Massey Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB6;
(g) the Waitakere Ranges Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB7;
(h) the Whau Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB8;
(i) the Albert-Eden Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB9;
(j) the Puketapapa Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB10;
(k) the Waitemata Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB11;
(l) the Waiheke Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB12;
(m) the Great Barrier Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB13;
(n) the Orakei Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB14;
(o) the Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB15;
(p) the Mangere-Otahuhu Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB16;
(q) the Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board Area,
comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB17;
(r) the Te Irirangi Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB18;
(s) the Manurewa Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB19;
(t) the Papakura Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB20; and
(u) the Franklin Local Board Area, comprising the area defined on LGC-Ak-LB21.
7. Members of local boards (1) The Rodney Local Board comprises nine members elected as follows:
(a) One member elected from the Wellsford Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB1;
(b) three members elected from the Warkworth Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB1;
(c) one member elected from the Dairy Flat Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB1; and
(d) four members elected from the Kumeu Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB1.
(2) The Hibiscus and Bays Local Board comprises eight members elected as follows:
(a) Four members elected from the Hibiscus Coast Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB2; and
(b) four members elected from the East Coast Bays Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB2.
(3) The Upper Harbour Local Board comprises six members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(4) The Kaipatiki Local Board comprises eight members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(5) The Devonport-Takapuna Local Board comprises six members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(6) The Henderson-Massey Local Board comprises eight members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(7) The Waitakere Ranges Local Board comprises six members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(8) The Whau Local Board comprises seven members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(9) The Albert-Eden Local Board comprises eight members elected as follows:
(a) Four members elected from the Maungawhau Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB9; and
(b) four members elected from the Owairaka Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB9.
(10) The Puketapapa Local Board comprises six members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(11) The Waitemata Local Board comprises seven members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(12) The Great Barrier Local Board comprises five members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(13) The Waiheke Local Board comprises five members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(14) The Orakei Local Board comprises seven members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(15) The Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board comprises seven members elected as follows:
(a) Three members elected from the Maungakiekie Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB15; and
(b) four members elected from the Tamaki Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB15.
(16) The Mangere-Otahuhu Local Board comprises seven members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(17) The Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board comprises seven members elected as follows:
(a) Three members elected from the Otara Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB17; and
(b) four members elected from the Papatoetoe Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB17.
(18) The Te Irirangi Local Board comprises nine members elected as follows:
(a) Three members elected from the Howick Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB18;
(b) three members elected from the Pakuranga Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB18; and
(c) three members elected from the Botany Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB18.
(19) The Manurewa Local Board comprises eight members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(20) The Papakura Local Board comprises six members elected from the Local Board Area as a whole.
(21) The Franklin Local Board comprises nine members elected as follows:
(a) Three members elected from the Wairoa Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB21;
(b) four members elected from the Pukekohe Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB21; and
(c) two members elected from the Waiuku Subdivision defined on LGC-Ak-LB21.
Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of New Zealand, Anand Satyanand, on the 15th day of March 2010.
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Dated at Wellington this 15th day of March 2010.
REBECCA KITTERIDGE, Clerk of the Executive Council.