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Wednesday, 3 March 2021, 4:02 pm Kaipara District Council has begun a review of local electoral boundaries to ensure our rapid growth is reflected in our elected representation and to accommodate a new Māori ward. Councils are required to review electoral boundaries every six years, however, growth in our district has required that we revisit our representation arrangements now. The decision by Elected Members in November 2020 to introduce a Māori ward also triggers a representation review. Each Elected Member should represent about the same number of people, within +/- 10 percent. Using our updated population data, the current Kaiwaka/Mangawhai and Dargaville Wards are well outside the limits and the

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