Tracey McLellan
Tracey McLellan is a New Zealand politician and member of the Labour Party, serving as the party's spokesperson for Corrections. She has been an advocate for restorative justice and rehabilitation programs, emphasizing the need for effective measures to reduce re-offending rates among prisoners. McLellan has criticized the government's tough-on-crime policies and has called for a more balanced approach that prioritizes rehabilitation alongside public safety.
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Tracey McLellan is the corrections spokeswoman for the Labour party.
Election 2026: Te Pāti Māori to campaign on abolishing prisons, Labour dead-set against it
New Zealand· 2026-01-26
Tracey McLellan is charged $29,064 for her office.
National, Labour earn $200k+ from renting offices to Parliament, Christopher Luxon personally benefitsNew Zealand· 2025-08-28
Labour corrections spokeswoman Tracey McLellan criticized the government's approach to public-private partnerships.
Christchurch Men’s Prison: Government plans $800m private sector partnership for overhaulNew Zealand· 2025-03-13
Labour’s Corrections spokesperson, Tracey McLellan, emphasizes the importance of restorative justice and rehabilitation programmes to reduce crime.
Restorative justice: Rehabilitation advocates on why tough-on-crime policies won’t cut reoffendingNew Zealand· 2025-02-14
