2026 MP Profile - Davidson, Marama - Green
2026 MP Profile
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Sector body
June 2026
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New Zealand
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Short Answer
Spokesperson for Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence
Key Points
- •Budget Voting: Greens have consistently pushed for increased health, housing, and social spending in Budget votes — relevant to seniors funding.
- •Taxation Legislation: Greens support progressive tax reform including wealth tax to fund public services for seniors.
- •Pae Ora / Health Bills: Green Party positions on health equity and not-for-profit care influence health legislation debates.
- •Housing Legislation: Greens support stronger state housing provision and rent controls — relevant for older renters.
- •Climate & Energy Bills: Green positions on home insulation, heating subsidies, and climate adaptation affect older populations.
- •For-Profit Aged Care: Greens' preference for not-for-profit models could affect for-profit aged care operators if they enter government.
Full Summary & Notes
- Co-leader of the Green Party - Spokesperson for Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence - Spokesperson for Social Development (Associate) - For-Profit Aged Care: Greens' preference for not-for-profit models could affect for-profit aged care operators if they enter government. - Private Health Insurance: Greens' public health focus could affect demand for private health and insurance products. - Housing Development: Stronger public housing and affordable housing requirements affect retirement village developers. - Wealth / Capital Tax: Proposed wealth tax would affect seniors with investment assets and property wealth. - Parliament.nz — MP profile (Radware-blocked) - Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand — Policy platform, media releases, manifesto - Official Hansard — Question Time, Bill debates, Budget response - Green Party Māori Caucus — Kaumātua policy documents - Media: RNZ, Stuff, NZ Herald — political coverage
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