You can have your say on the proposed electorate boundaries and names.
| Dates | What happens |
| 25 March to 27 April 2025 | The public can make objections to proposed electorate boundaries and names. |
| 8 to 21 May 2025 | The public can make counter-objections to any objections to the proposed electorate boundaries and names. |
| 9 to 18 June 2025 | The Representation Commission holds public hearings of objections and counter-objections. |
Objections and counter-objections to the proposed electorate boundaries and names have now closed.
Objections may now be viewed online. Counter-objections will be published soon.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Representation Commission on representation.commission@elections.govt.nz
If you've asked to speak at a public hearing
If you’ve asked to speak at a hearing, the Representation Commission will contact you once the submission period has closed. Sometimes video calls or similar arrangements may be necessary.
Making your objection or counter-objection at a public hearing gives you the opportunity to reinforce what you said in your written submission. It also gives the Representation Commission the opportunity to clarify points you raise in your submission.
When public hearings will be held
The Representation Commission will hold hearings of objections and counter-objections from 9 to 18 June 2025.
When you’ll find out the final boundaries
The Representation Commission will consider all submissions, then publish its report on the final boundaries on 8 August 2025.