Members' expense disclosure from 1/4/12 to 30/6/12

Thursday, 2 August 2012, 2:32 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Parliament

Members' expense disclosure from 1 April 2012 to 30 June 2012

The expenses shown in the attached table were paid by the Parliamentary Service (air, surface travel, Wellington accommodation and non-Wellington accommodation) and the Office of the Clerk (inter-parliamentary travel) between 1 April 2012 and 30 June 2012.

• Members' expense disclosure from 1 April 2012 to 30 June 2012 [PDF 316k] [Scoop copy: Disclosureofmembersexpenses2012ApriltoJune1.pdf]
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Party	Member	Accomodation		Domestic travel		Subtotal Parliamentary Service	Inter Parliamentary - Office of the Clerk
Party	Member	Wellington	Out of Wellington	Air	Surface	Subtotal Parliamentary Service	Inter Parliamentary - Office of the Clerk
Act	Banks, John	-	-	1,179	-	1,179	-
Act Total		-	-	1 , 17 9	-	1 , 17 9	-
Green	Browning, Steffan	4,430	2,835	8,423	6,406	22,093	-
Green	Clendon, David	4,522	830	9,149	3,710	18,210	-
Green	Delahunty, Catherine	4,590	951	6,505	6,806	18,853	-
Green	Genter, Julie-Anne	3,861	569	6,664	1,741	12,835	-
Green	Graham, Kennedy	4,054	2,129	17,425	4,073	27,681	-
Green	Hague, Kevin	4,174	1,546	9,987	4,779	20,486	-
Green	Hughes, Gareth	-	1,507	14,509	4,437	20,454	-
Green	Logie, Jan	-	2,044	8,207	3,795	14,046	14,149
Green	Mathers, Mojo	4,174	417	16,865	4,360	25,817	-
Green	Norman, Russel	-	1,308	6,674	3,036	11,018	-
Green	Roche, Denise	5,322	1,125	9,243	5,260	20,950	-
Green	Sage, Eugenie	2,859	1,399	9,201	5,036	18,494	-
Green	Turei, Metiria	3,809	1,007	19,837	4,386	29,039	-
Green	Walker, Holly	-	748	4,358	1,751	6,857	-
Green Total		41,793	18,416	147,048	59,578	266,835	14,149
Labour	Ardern, Jacinda	3,391	130	8,531	4,622	16,675	-
Labour	Chauvel, Charles	-	1,583	7,842	4,414	13,838	-
Labour	Clark, David	1,670	259	16,604	4,620	23,153	-
Labour	Cosgrove, Clayton	4,803	1,614	16,884	9,603	32,904	-
Labour	Cunliffe, David	5,397	696	7,580	7,332	21,004	-
Labour	Curran, Clare	3,391	1,618	12,600	9,462	27,071	-
Labour	Dalziel, Lianne	5,217	626	22,604	4,214	32,662	-
Labour	Dyson, Ruth	4,070	660	7,089	5,245	17,064	-
Labour	Faafoi, Kris	-	365	3,227	10,891	14,483	-
Labour	Fenton, Darien	4,591	139	7,431	6,542	18,704	-
Labour	Goff, Phil	3,130	-	14,664	8,079	25,873	-
Labour	Hipkins, Chris	157	706	2,076	5,830	8,769	-
Labour	Horomia, Parekura	3,548	2,107	8,964	4,305	18,924	-
Labour	Huo, Raymond	2,783	135	4,568	4,638	12,123	-
Labour	Jones, Shane	-	112	11,931	5,221	17,264	-
Labour	King, Annette	-	134	4,890	3,633	8,657	-
Labour	Lees-Galloway, Iain	2,583	360	2,764	8,174	13,881	-
Labour	Little, Andrew	-	134	4,897	3,684	8,715	-
Labour	Mackey, Moana	4,278	2,144	7,817	6,328	20,566	-
Labour	Mahuta, Nanaia	9,478	2,162	11,296	10,439	33,374	-
Labour	Mallard, Trevor	-	290	4,410	6,326	11,026	-
Labour	Moroney, Sue	4,803	139	5,858	6,287	17,087	-
Labour	O'Connor, Damien	4,645	450	14,065	15,532	34,693	-
Labour	Parker, David	4,645	-	14,096	5,501	24,242	-
Labour	Prasad, Rajen	4,696	-	7,398	8,272	20,366	-
Labour	Robertson, Grant	-	977	8,400	1,965	11,343	-
Labour	Robertson, Ross	2,609	-	5,027	11,128	18,764	-
Labour	Shearer, David	3,757	450	13,981	8,956	27,143	-
Labour	Sio Su'a, William	3,061	-	10,379	5,711	19,151	-
Labour	Street, Maryan	-	1,259	7,614	3,800	12,674	-
Labour	Tirikatene, Rino	343	2,430	8,665	7,950	19,389	-
Labour	Twyford, Phil	2,783	390	7,156	5,718	16,046	-
Labour	Wall, Louisa	5,094	-	7,389	4,203	16,686	13,744
Labour	Woods, Megan	5,980	523	7,326	3,804	17,633	-
Labour Total		100,902	22,594	306,022	222,430	651,949	13,744
Mana	Harawira, Hone	4,174	5,242	14,497	19,124	43,037	-
Mana Total		4,174	5,242	14,497	19,124	43,037	-
Maori	Flavell, Te Ururoa	4,696	2,300	13,908	10,192	31,096	-
Maori	Sharples, Pita	-	-	2,126	-	2,126	-
Maori	Turia, Tariana	-	-	-	395	395	-
Maori Total		4,696	2,300	16,034	10,58 7	33,617	-
National	Adams, Amy	-	-	1,180	118	1,298	-
National	Ardern, Shane	4,348	681	5,009	9,847	19,884	-
National	Auchinvole, Chris	4,696	505	9,983	8,121	23,305	-
National	Bakshi Kanwaljit, Singh	4,835	-	7,095	9,072	21,002	-
National	Barry, Maggie	4,383	-	7,303	3,584	15,269	-
National	Bennett, David	4,035	734	6,345	6,997	18,111	-
National	Bennett, Paula	-	-	1,897	-	1,897	-
National	Blue, Jackie	5,426	-	9,958	6,599	21,983	-
National	Borrows, Chester	-	-	3,031	-	3,031	-
National	Bridges, Simon	974	109	1,873	896	3,852	-
National	Brownlee, Gerry	-	-	1,054	-	1,054	-
National	Calder, Cam	4,171	252	4,570	8,601	17,594	-
National	Carter, David	-	-	4,571	-	4,571	-
National	Coleman, Jonathan	-	-	-	-	-	-
National	Collins, Judith	-	-	1,617	-	1,617	-
National	Dean, Jacqui	8,000	1,467	14,065	11,664	35,196	-
National	English, Bill	-	-	1,376	-	1,376	-
National	Finlayson, Chris	-	-	-	500	500	-
National	Foss, Craig	-	-	-	-	-	-
National	Goldsmith, Paul	1,050	264	9,683	3,269	14,265	-
National	Goodhew, Jo	-	-	1,011	5,800	6,812	-
National	Groser, Tim	-	-	550	-	550	-
National	Guy, Nathan	-	-	575	-	575	-
National	Hayes, John	5,217	646	14,206	9,338	29,407	-
National	Heatley, Philip	-	-	2,377	4	2,381	-
National	Henare, Tau	5,217	-	8,896	3,178	17,291	11,057
National	Hutchison, Paul	3,478	139	30,657	9,911	44,185	-
National	Joyce, Steven	-	-	3,582	-	3,582	-
National	Kaye, Nikki	4,591	-	5,390	6,885	16,866	-
National	Key, John	-	-	929	-	929	-
National	King, Colin	6,322	1,050	12,122	7,127	26,621	-
National	Lee, Melissa	4,800	399	16,978	7,240	29,417	-
National	Lotu-liga, Peseta Sam	3,478	139	6,550	5,673	15,840	-
National	Macindoe, Tim	4,174	770	6,878	4,003	15,825	-
National	McClay, Todd	2,000	663	5,437	14,632	22,733	-
National	McCully, Murray	-	-	-	-	-	-
National	McKelvie, Ian	4,803	837	1,752	12,826	20,218	-
National	Mitchell, Mark	3,061	-	6,457	1,590	11,108	-
National	Ngaro, Alfred	4,060	-	16,574	8,223	28,857	-
National	O'Connor, Simon	4,539	-	4,489	5,515	14,542	-
National	Parata, Hekia	-	-	-	-	-	-
National	Ross, Jami-Lee	1,948	-	8,004	4,179	14,131	-
National	Roy, Eric	3,652	380	11,886	1,429	17,347	-
National	Ryall, Tony	-	-	1,431	-	1,431	-
National	Sabin, Mike	5,706	1,677	14,551	16,906	38,841	-
National	Shanks, Katrina	-	1,230	5,497	3,752	10,480	-
National	Simpson, Scott	3,757	816	5,292	11,958	21,822	-
National	Smith, Lockwood	9,375	-	10,714	383	20,472
National	Smith, Nick	2,824	252	11,971	3,984	19,032	-
National	Tisch, Lindsay	3,108	665	4,503	8,903	17,179
National	Tolley, Anne	-	-	719	-	719	-
National	Tremain, Chris	-	-	1,287	-	1,287	-
National	Upston, Louise	4,696	2,532	7,044	10,953	25,225	-
National	Wagner, Nicky	10,696	1,273	12,637	3,936	28,541	-
National	Wilkinson, Kate	-	-	-	-	-	-
National	Williamson, Maurice	-	-	557	-	557	-
National	Woodhouse, Michael	5,400	285	9,681	5,291	20,657	-
National	Yang, Jian	2,504	230	14,390	5,947	23,071	-
National	Young, Jonathan	4,000	537	9,454	4,486	18,477	1,482
National Total		155,324	18,534	365,637	253,318	792,814	12,539
New Zealand First	Horan, Brendan	2,504	2,422	11,490	5,741	22,158	-
New Zealand First	Martin, Tracey	3,061	122	9,722	2,378	15,283	-
New Zealand First	O'Rourke, Denis	4,803	419	5,023	3,634	13,879	-
New Zealand First	Peters, Winston	4,730	250	11,807	4,999	21,787	-
New Zealand First	Prosser, Richard	4,800	96	16,077	5,970	26,943
New Zealand First	Stewart, Barbara	4,174	-	3,823	3,491	11,488	-
New Zealand First	Lole-Taylor, Asenati	3,360	278	8,912	5,549	18,099	-
New Zealand First	Williams, Andrew	3,004	139	4,383	2,079	9,605	-
New Zealand First Total		30,437	3,726	71,238	33,84 1	139,243	-
United Future	Dunne, Peter	-	-	2,014	-	2,014	-
United Futur e Total		-	-	2,014	-	2,014	-
Grand Total		337,327	70,811	923,669	598,879	1,930,686	40,432

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