Geoffrey Palmer
Sir Geoffrey Palmer is a former Prime Minister of New Zealand, serving from 1989 to 1990. A prominent politician and lawyer, he has been a leading figure in New Zealand's constitutional reform and is well-known for his work on the Treaty of Waitangi and public policy. Throughout his career, Palmer has advocated for in-depth legislative processes and has been involved in various significant legal and political reforms in the country.
Born on Jun 04, 1927 (98 years old)
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Geoffrey Palmer lasted 13 months before Mike Moore took over.
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New Zealand:
Geoffrey Palmer, a minister and later Prime Minister in the fourth Labour Government, published a white paper on his Bill of Rights reforms in 1985.
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United Kingdom:
Geoffrey Palmer portrays a character dealing with the stresses of elderly women in Clockwise.
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New Zealand:
Their proponents are familiar faces on the select committee circuit, Wellington academics and lawyers associated with Victoria University, Jonathan Boston, Eddie Clark, Graeme Edgeler, Dean Knight and Sir Geoffrey Palmer.
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New Zealand:
Geoffrey Palmer was the Environment Minister who initiated the RMA reforms.
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New Zealand:
Geoffrey Palmer is mentioned as a former Deputy Prime Minister who later became Prime Minister.
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New Zealand:
Geoffrey Palmer is listed among the former deputy prime ministers who became Prime Minister.
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New Zealand:
Ex-Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer was present at the campaign launch.
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New Zealand:
Geoffrey Palmer, a former Prime Minister and constitutional lawyer, called New Zealand an 'executive paradise'.
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New Zealand:
Former PM Sir Geoffrey Palmer says Govt process ‘fundamentally flawed’.
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