Resignation Of New Zealand First List MP, Tanya Unkovich
After careful consideration, I have made the decision to resign as a Member of Parliament.
Serving in the Public sector has been a great honour and a unique opportunity, for this I am grateful for the trust placed into me. I do believe however I can personally be of more service to New Zealanders through various avenues in the private sector, as well as coaching and consultancy.
It has always been my deepest desire to serve mankind, and in my work as a Member of Parliament I have been privileged to be a voice to many in the community who need it the most.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the New Zealand First caucus, party members, and in particular the Rt Hon Winston Peters for his strong leadership and commitment towards a greater New Zealand.
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