Trevor Mallard

Trevor Mallard is a seasoned New Zealand politician, having served as a member of the Labour Party and holding various ministerial positions over his lengthy career. He is known for his role as the Speaker of the House, where he has been involved in overseeing parliamentary procedures and debates. Mallard has been a prominent figure in New Zealand politics for decades, with a reputation for his strong views and occasionally controversial remarks. He has also faced criticism for his handling of parliamentary decorum, particularly in relation to disciplinary actions taken during sessions.

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New Zealand: Trevor Mallard was referenced by Winston Peters regarding the collapse of standards. 4

Gerry Brownlee Ricardo Menendez March Simeon Brown Carmel Sepuloni David Seymour Winston Peters Oriini Kaipara Chris Hipkins Marama Davidson Judith Collins Matt Doocey Todd Mcclay

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Green Party warns Gerry Brownlee against becoming Parliament’s ‘fashion police’

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard was the then-Education Minister whom Craig Haggo accidentally called. 5

Craig Haggo Paul Joyce Cobb Tony Ryall Gaylene Mike Judd

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Pongakawa School’s Craig Haggo retires, reflects on 25-year legacy

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard was the Minister of Education in 2002 when the NCEA was implemented. 5

Richard Prebble Steve Maharey Deborah Coddington John Morris Sir Bill English Chris Hipkins Willow Jean Prime Erica Stanford

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: NCEA’s demise is a lesson in failed educational policy – Richard Prebble

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard, the Education Minister at the time, said the first NCEA stats were a 'milestone for learning'. 7

Christopher Luxon Erica Stanford Nina Hood Chelsea Daniels

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: As NCEA faces increasing scrutiny, how does it compare to other qualifications? - The Front Page

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard is referenced as a potential successor during Helen Clark's first term as Prime Minister. 5

Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Helen Clark Michael Cullen Jim Bolger Bill Birch John Key Gerry Brownlee Steven Joyce Judith Collins Grant Robertson Chris Hipkins

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Who would take over if Luxon fell under a bus - Willis, Bishop or another? - Audrey Young

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard is the target of a court case over his use of 'Baby Shark' and sprinklers during a parliament protest. 4

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Trevor Mallard target of court case over use of ‘Baby Shark’, sprinklers during parliament protest

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard was the Speaker of the House who implemented a controversial plan to use sprinklers and loud music to disperse protesters. 4

Andrew Coster Richard Chambers Poto Williams Scott Fraser Glenn Dunbier Gerry Brownlee Rafael Gonzalez Montero David Fisher Audrey Young Andrew Geddis

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Lawsuit targets Trevor Mallard’s use of ‘bad music’ and sprinklers to drive Parliament protesters away

New Zealand: Trevor Mallard is referenced by Willie Jackson in a comparison regarding parliamentary behavior. 5

Rawiri Waititi Debbie Ngarewa Packer Hana Rawhiti Maipi Clarke Christopher Luxon Judith Collins Chris Hipkins Gerry Brownlee Kieran Mcanulty Chris Bishop Nicola Willis Willie Jackson

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Watch live: Debate on Te Pāti Māori haka punishment adjourned