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Description: <div style="text-align:Left;">Gisborne District Council are reviewing how Gisborne District Council represents our communities. All councils are required to review their representation every 6 years.In November 2020, Council voted to include Māori wards and that decision brought forward the 6-yearly review of representation for the local body elections in 2022 and 2025.The representation review looks at the total number of councillors there should be for a region and the way they're elected. The position of mayor is not part of the review. The review involves deciding:<ul><li>the number of councillor to be elected for both the general and Māori wards</li><li>whether they're elected from wards or ‘at large’ across the whole region, or a mix of both</li><li>whether there should be community boards, and if so how many, their names and boundaries and the number of members for each board.</li></ul>Council is required to consider 3 key factors to ensure effective representation of communities of interest. This is required for both the Māori and General electoral populations:<ul><li>Communities of interest.</li><li>Effective representation of communities of interest.</li><li>Fair representation of electors.</li></ul>On 23 November 2020, Council established Māori wards for the next 2 local body elections (2022 and 2025), alongside General wards, under the Local Electoral Act. Māori wards are the local government equivalent of the Māori parliamentary electorates.A candidate standing for a Māori ward does not need to be enrolled on the Māori electoral roll to stand.This is also the same for the General ward, where a candidate does not need to be enrolled on the General electoral roll to stand in that ward.Candidates for both the General and Māori wards must be nominated by 2 electors enrolled in the ward they are seeking for both Māori and General wards.</div>

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