Te Pāti Māori Confirms Rotorua AGM Date Amid Party Reset
Te Pāti Māori has confirmed its Annual General Meeting will be held in Rotorua on December 7th.
The announcement follows a reset in party direction, marked by Tāmaki Makaurau MP Oriini Kaipara’s maiden speech in Parliament last week.
Former vice president Eru Kapa-Kingi criticised the party for failing to hold AGMs and National Council hui, citing breaches of its own constitution.
Te Pāti Māori says the AGM was originally planned for August but was postponed due to the death of MP Takutai Tash Kemp and the resulting byelection.
Members can expect leadership updates, financial reporting, and regional insights from electorate committees. Potential constitutional amendments are also on the agenda.
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Author's summary: Te Pāti Māori confirms AGM date.
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