2026 MP Profile - Nimon, Katie - National
2026 MP Profile
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June 2026
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Short Answer
- J & K Land Holdings Limited and two rental properties in Havelock North — property investment interests relevant to housing supply, rental market, and retirement accommodation in Hawke's Bay.
Key Points
- •Education: Iona College (secondary); Massey University — Bachelor of Visual Communication Design (Honours, 2013), Master of Business Administration (2019).
- •Cyclone Gabrielle response: Involved in emergency coordination; fed ground-level observations back to National Party to shape recovery policy.
- •2020 election: National candidate for Napier — came second (37.04%) behind incumbent Stuart Nash (Labour); list position #45 not high enough to enter Parliament.
- •2023 election: Won Napier with 52.83% (+15.79 swing), majority 8,870 over Labour's Mark Hutchinson. Flipped seat from Labour after Stuart Nash retired.
- •Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (Improving Mental Health Outcomes) Amendment Bill (Member's Bill, 53rd Parliament, No. 291-2)
- •Minister for Infrastructure (17 Feb 2026): 'What reports has he seen on New Zealand's infrastructure?'
Full Summary & Notes
- J & K Land Holdings Limited and two rental properties in Havelock North — property investment interests relevant to housing supply, rental market, and retirement accommodation in Hawke's Bay. - Generate KiwiSaver — standard retirement savings. - No declared interests in health, aged care, retirement village operators, or disability services. Sources: WhereTheyStand.nz (wheretheystand.nz/people/katie-nimon/interests); Parliament Pulse (parliamentpulse.co.nz); Register of Pecuniary Interests 2025 - Low seniors-policy influence: As a backbench MP without health, social development, or seniors portfolios, Nimon has minimal direct influence over aged care, NZ Super, retirement village regulation, or dementia policy. - Local health infrastructure advocate: She has demonstrated effectiveness in advocating for local health funding (urgent care, cancer equipment, hospital ward). Businesses in health infrastructure, aged care construction, or medical equipment may find her a useful local advocate but not a policy shaper. - Housing/property: Her declared property investments (rentals in Havelock North, family home in Napier) and support for granny-flat deregulation indicate alignment with Government's housing-supply agenda. Property developers and retirement village operators in Hawke's Bay may find her receptive, but she has not spoken specifically on retirement village regulation. - Transport background: Her transport experience (Regional Council Transp
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