Nats Not Standing In Wellington Central
Wednesday, 22 September 1999, 10:09 am
Press Release: New Zealand National Party
The President of the New Zealand National Party, John
Slater, announced today that the Party would not be standing
a Constituency Candidate in the Wellington Central
Electorate for the 1999 General Election.
"This decision
was reached after an intensive and detailed study of all the
implications".
"We are committed to delivering stable and
effective government in association with like-minded people.
The decision not to stand a Candidate in Wellington Central
was reached after a full discussion and consultation with
the Wellington Division and National Party members in the
Wellington Central Electorate," Mr Slater
said.
ENDS
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