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Parker offers resignation as Attorney-General

Tuesday, 21 March 2006, 9:17 am
Press Release: New Zealand Government

Hon David Parker

20 March 2006

Parker offers resignation as Attorney-General

Cabinet Minister David Parker said today he had offered Prime Minister Helen Clark his resignation as Attorney-General and she had accepted it.

"I am offering my resignation for mistakes I made with respect to company filing which are not compatible with the standards I attach to the role of Attorney-General.

“I accept I made mistakes and I regret that," Mr Parker said.

ENDS

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