Willow-Jean Prime

Willow-Jean Prime is a Labour Party MP and the party's spokesperson for children, known for her advocacy on issues related to youth justice. She recently questioned Chhour in Parliament regarding the outcomes of a youth rehabilitation pilot program, emphasizing the need for accountability and clarity on participant statistics.

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New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime switched from the general seat of Northland to the Māori seat of Te Tai Tokerau. 5

Peeni Henare Thomas Coughlan Willie Jackson Chris Hipkins Shane Jones Winston Peters David Parker Phil Twyford Jacinda Ardern Narendra Modi Xi Jinping Tau Henare Moko Tepania

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: What’s behind Peeni Henare’s decision to quit, and the Government’s plan to welcome a very powerful visitor – Thomas Coughlan

New Zealand: Labour’s Willow Jean Prime attended the dinner as a trustee of the Waitangi National Trust. 5

Fran O Sullivan Tania Simpson Dame Jenny Shipley Te Arikinui Kuini Nga Wai Hono I Te Rukumoana Schaafhausen Andrew Grenon Elisha Fa I So Oialo Scott St John Catherine Mcgrath Dame Therese Walsh Jason Boyes Christopher Luxon Louise Upston Tama Potaka Chris Hipkins Barbara Edmonds Peeni Henare Hana Rawhiti Maipi Clarke Penny O Hara Jenni Prisk Dame Marilyn Waring Ripeka Evans Dame Therese Gattung Katie Bhreatnach Belinda Ward Dame Claudia Orange Lisa Tumahai Nicole Anderson Shane Jones

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: How women are leading the push to grow the $126b Maori economy – Fran O’Sullivan

New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime is the education spokesperson for the Labour party who shares concerns about Stanford's reforms. 5

Erica Stanford Marie Clay Peter O Connor Chris Hipkins Emma Chatterton Michael Johnston

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: As Erica Stanford defends her rapid reforms in our schools, critics say they’re too experimental. Who’s right?

New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime said the main issue was that the Government should be strengthening the state system 'as opposed to privatising education'. 6

David Seymour

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: David Seymour admits charter school conversions tougher than expected

New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime has been reluctant to provide a position on the Government’s proposal regarding the NCEA qualification. 6

Erica Stanford Kate Gainsford Jamie Ensor

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Government delays final Cabinet decision on whether to abolish NCEA as officials scrutinise 11,000 submissions

New Zealand: Labour’s education spokesperson Willow-Jean Prime said it was important for any public service agency to have a permanent leader at the helm for stability. 6

Iona Holsted Erica Stanford Julia Gabel

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: One year on, Ministry of Education yet to fill top role permanently

New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime, in charge of education and children, scored just 1.53/5. 2

Chris Hipkins Jacinda Ardern Damian Pedreschi Christopher Luxon Edmonds Kieran Mcanulty Ginny Andersen Megan Woods Ayesha Verrall Carmel Sepuloni Willie Jackson Jan Tinetti Simon Bridges

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Hipkins rated 2/5 by CEOs in Mood of the Boardroom survey

New Zealand: Willow-Jean Prime, the current education spokeswoman, didn’t respond to NCEA meeting offers. 5

Richard Prebble Trevor Mallard Steve Maharey Deborah Coddington John Morris Sir Bill English Chris Hipkins 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: Willow-Jean Prime is a Labour MP who raised concerns about fight clubs and meth use in youth justice facilities. 5

Chhour Claire Achmad Iain Chapman Erica Stanford Chris Hipkins Jamie Ensor

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Labour MP Willow-Jean Prime’s claims of fight clubs, meth in youth justice facilities not substantiated by officials

New Zealand: Prime acknowledged she could have responded to Stanford earlier regarding NCEA changes. 6

Chris Hipkins Erica Stanford David Seymour Nikki Kaye Jamie Ensor

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: NCEA changes: Labour’s Chris Hipkins told Willow-Jean Prime she should have responded to briefing offers