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Penny Simmonds.
National Party politician elected at the 2020 New Zealand general election
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Around Penny Simmonds this week
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government OperationalPolitical figures like John Healey backed the third runway at Heathrow, while Munira Wilson criticized the government's climate stance.Moves Penny Simmonds
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Wellington TransactionalCraig Stobo's career path, which includes investment banking in Auckland and Wellington, and his appointment as Chair of the Financial Markets Authority.Moves Penny Simmonds
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David Seymour OperationalProperty insecurity is hindering investment and planning as the Crown is reported to be failing Treaty obligations.Moves Penny Simmonds
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University of Otago StructuralAndrew Geddis is a law professor at the University of Otago, and Karl Le Quesne has been appointed Chief Electoral Officer.Moves Penny Simmonds
Connections
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government Operational
Penny Simmonds holds the office of Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology within the government.
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University of Otago Structural
Penny Simmonds, acting as a Minister, provides funded places and support to the University of Otago.
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Te Pūkenga Transactional
Penny Simmonds helped dismantle the institution Te Pūkenga.
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David Seymour Operational
The entities are colleagues who work together in government roles.
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Wellington Transactional
The relationship is evidenced by B's professional activity (as a Minister) taking place in A's location during an award ceremony.
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Troy Baisden Mentioned together
The relationship is characterized by a shared context of policy review prompted by cost overruns.