Māori Electoral Option

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The Māori Electoral Option is a periodic process in New Zealand that allows voters of Māori descent to choose whether they are enrolled on the Māori electoral roll or the general electoral roll, influencing the number and boundaries of Māori electorates.

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Māori Electoral Option canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Zealand electoral law mechanism
electoral process
administeredBy Electoral Commission (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
affects representation of Māori in Parliament
appliesTo voters of Māori descent
associatedWith Māori representation in New Zealand Parliament
New Zealand electoral system
consequenceOfChoice allocation of Māori seats in the House of Representatives
country New Zealand
dataUsedFor calculation of Māori electoral population
drawing of electorate boundaries
determines enrolment on the Māori electoral roll
enrolment on the general electoral roll
eligibilityCriterion Māori descent
frequency periodic
implementedBy enrolment forms and declarations
influences boundaries of Māori electorates
number of Māori electorates
language English
Māori language (te reo Māori) NERFINISHED
legalBasis Electoral Act 1993 (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
linkedTo Māori electoral roll
general electoral roll
policyArea electoral representation
indigenous political rights
purpose to allow voters of Māori descent to choose between the Māori roll and the general roll
relatedTo Māori electorates NERFINISHED
New Zealand general electorates NERFINISHED
scope national
startOfEffect subsequent electoral boundary review
typeOfChoice electoral roll choice GENERATED

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Māori electorates hasElectoralEvent Māori Electoral Option