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Minister announces DHB chairs and deputies - List

Hon Annette King
Minister of Health, Minister for Racing

21 December 2000 Media Statement

Minister announces DHB chairs and deputies


Confirmation of District Health Board chairs and deputy chairs were announced today by Health Minister Annette King.

"This is the first formal step towards creating a more open and accountable health system for our communities since the passing of the Government's health and disability legislation earlier this month," said Mrs King.

"The boards will come into effect officially from January 1 next year, though some responsibilities will be devolved more gradually than that."

It is expected that the boards' first public meetings will be held in February.

Mrs King says she is pleased most chairpersons of the Hospital and Health Service (HHS) boards have made themselves available to stay on to lead the new District Health Boards (DHBs).

"I think it is important we have as much continuity as possible heading into the first board elections in October 2001," said Mrs King.

Most of the new board appointments have now been confirmed, though the Minister will make further appointments to some boards early in the new year.


List of DHB chairs and deputy chairs follows….


DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD CHAIRS & DEPUTY CHAIRS
AT 1 JANUARY 2001

Northland Mr Wayne Brown Chair
Mrs Lynette Stewart Deputy Chair

Waitemata Mrs Alison Paterson Chair
Dr Eric Stephens Deputy Chair

Auckland Mr Richard Waddel Chair
Mr Brian Corban Deputy Chair

Counties Manakau Mr Ross Keenan Chair
Dr Peter Jansen Deputy Chair

Waikato Mr Ian Wilson Chair
Mr Dave McPherson Deputy Chair

Bay of Plenty Mr Robin Wray Chair
Mr Mark Arundel Deputy Chair

Lakes Mrs Judith Stanway Chair
Mr Alan Vane Deputy Chair

Tairawhiti Mr Wayne Brown Chair
To be confirmed Deputy Chair

Taranaki Mr Hayden Wano Chair
Mr John Auld Deputy Chair

Whanganui Mr Graeme Meyers Chair
Mrs Kay Tipene-Stevenson Deputy Chair

Hawke’s Bay Mr Kevin Atkinson Chair
Mr David Ritchie Acting Deputy Chair

Wairarapa Mr Doug Matheson Chair
Mr Alan Stewart Deputy Chair

MidCentral Mr Ian Wilson Chair
Mr Piers Hamid Deputy Chair

Capital & Coast Mr Bob Henare Chair
Mr John McEnteer Deputy Chair

Hutt Mr Warren Young Chair
Hon Margaret Shields Deputy Chair

Nelson Marlborough Mr Nigel McFadden Chair
Mr Brian Kerridge Deputy Chair

West Coast Mrs Marian van der Goes Chair
Mr John Hunter Deputy Chair

Canterbury Mr Syd Bradley Chair
Dr David Kerr Deputy Chair

South Canterbury Mr Joe Butterfield Chair
Mr Roger Bonifant Deputy Chair

Otago Mr Ross Black Chair
Mr Michael Coburn Deputy Chair

Southland Mr Rick Bettle Chair
Mr Warren Conway Deputy Chair

 
 
 
 
 
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