Nicole McKee.
New Zealand ACT Party politician elected in 2020
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Nicole McKee criticized Kerrin Leoni's political engagement, amid a dispute between Labour and Te Pāti Māori.Some support1 report
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Nicole McKee and Paul Goldsmith oversee a new courthouse project following a handover to the Ministry of Justice.Some support1 report
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Tamatha Paul, Chris Hipkins, and Nicole McKee were mentioned in the context of New Zealand politics in 2017.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Nicole McKee and David Seymour are involved in policy influencing, gaining confidence from the party leader while acting as a cabinet minister.Well supported4 reports2 developments inside
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David Seymour's party utilized Laura McClure for youth vote outreach while Seymour and Nicole McKee promoted crypto policy.Some support1 report
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Ministers David Seymour and Nicole McKee announced steps for a hospitality sector review in New Zealand.Some support2 reports
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A crypto conference was held in Queenstown promoting libertarian monetary theory and crypto policy.Some support1 report
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Plans are underway to introduce a bill to Parliament concerning the enforcement of Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) compliance in Auckland.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee oversees the overhaul and introduction of final bills concerning national AML/CFT laws.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Nicole McKee's Arms Bill passed through Parliament after being advanced by ACT.Some support2 reports
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Nicole McKee serves as Associate Minister of Justice, governing through the Justice Select Committee process.Some support5 reports
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Nicole McKee proposes a three strikes regime for burglary.Well supported3 reports
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The Real Estate Authority operates under government oversight and announces changes.Some support4 reports
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Bills expanded the powers and jurisdiction of Community Magistrates, allowing for faster case resolution.Some support1 report
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Nicole McKee has been announced as the new deputy leader of ACT, succeeding Brooke van Velden.Well supported4 reports
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Around Nicole McKee this week
News at the entities that move Nicole McKee most-
parliament StructuralAn accused former Navy commander under the Defence Ministry is involved as the President issues a gazette from Parliament.Moves Nicole McKee
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ACT StructuralMowbray campaigned on Radio New Zealand to advocate for changes to New Zealand's voting system and encourage votes for the ACT party.Moves Nicole McKee
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government StructuralCabinet discusses public sector pay deal with unions.Moves Nicole McKee
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David Seymour OperationalLocal investors bought a manufacturing plant, emergency staff threatened action over pay, and RNZ's financial woes were highlighted.Moves Nicole McKee
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high court OperationalA matter involving Sanjay Dhar is before the High Court, where justice presided over the proceedings regarding an FIR filed at a police station.Moves Nicole McKee
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Paul Goldsmith OperationalThe government is accused of dodging responsibility for RNZ's deficit, and Paul Goldsmith has ruled out providing help.Moves Nicole McKee
Connections
The 16 strongest of 20, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
parliament Structural
Nicole McKee operates within the formal legislative structure of Parliament, introducing, debating, and advancing bills as a leader and minister.
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government Structural
Nicole McKee holds a ministerial position within the Government, serving as Associate Minister of Justice.
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ACT Structural
Nicole McKee was announced as ACT's new deputy leader, establishing a formal leadership structure within the organization.
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Kathryn Wright Structural
Nicole McKee appointed Kathryn Wright to an advisory group.
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Ministry of Justice Structural
Nicole McKee's professional function was formally transferred to the Ministry of Justice.
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David Seymour Operational
David Seymour and Nicole McKee are politically aligned, sharing policy views and supporting each other's roles within the party.
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high court Operational
they act on each other directly
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Paul Goldsmith Operational
Both ministers Paul Goldsmith and Nicole McKee jointly oversee the new courthouse project.
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Ministry of Justice Structural
Nicole McKee serves as an Associate Justice Minister within the Ministry of Justice.
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Chris Hipkins Operational
Nicole McKee actively criticizes Chris Hipkins regarding his law and order record and inconsistent standards.
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Ngāi Tahu Operational
Nicole McKee actively supported the treaty settlement process related to Ngāi Tahu.
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Kerrin Leoni Operational
Nicole McKee actively criticizes Kerrin Leoni's political engagement.
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Auckland Shared context
The relationship is described as one where policy supports services operating within the geographical context of Auckland.
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Brooke van Velden Structural
Nicole McKee succeeded Brooke van Velden in a deputy role within their shared organization.
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cabinet Operational
Nicole McKee announced policy shifts regarding crypto ATMs, indicating active participation in governmental policy.
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Real Estate Authority Shared context
The relationship is contextual, placing the Authority within a government oversight framework.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- Nicole McKee criticized Kerrin Leoni's political engagement, amid a dispute between Labour and Te Pāti Māori.
- Nicole McKee and Paul Goldsmith oversee a new courthouse project following a handover to the Ministry of Justice.
- Tamatha Paul, Chris Hipkins, and Nicole McKee were mentioned in the context of New Zealand politics in 2017.
September 2026
3 events- David Seymour's party utilized Laura McClure for youth vote outreach while Seymour and Nicole McKee promoted crypto policy.
- Ministers David Seymour and Nicole McKee announced steps for a hospitality sector review in New Zealand.
- A crypto conference was held in Queenstown promoting libertarian monetary theory and crypto policy.
August 2026
1 eventShow 2 earlier months
July 2026
4 events- Nicole McKee's Arms Bill passed through Parliament after being advanced by ACT.
- Nicole McKee serves as Associate Minister of Justice, governing through the Justice Select Committee process.
- Nicole McKee proposes a three strikes regime for burglary.
- The Real Estate Authority operates under government oversight and announces changes.
June 2026
4 events- Nicole McKee and David Seymour are involved in policy influencing, gaining confidence from the party leader while acting as a cabinet minister.
- Plans are underway to introduce a bill to Parliament concerning the enforcement of Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) compliance in Auckland.
- Bills expanded the powers and jurisdiction of Community Magistrates, allowing for faster case resolution.
- Nicole McKee has been announced as the new deputy leader of ACT, succeeding Brooke van Velden.