2026 MP Profile - Reti, Shane - National
2026 MP Profile
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Sector body
June 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
New Zealand
Medium confidence
published
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Short Answer
Aged Care Providers: Reti's policy decisions as Health Minister shape funding, regulation, and workforce settings.
Key Points
- •Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Amendment Bills: Health system legislation — Reti contributed to design of the current health system structure.
- •Health Funding Bills: Budget appropriations for aged care, dementia, primary care, and hospital services.
- •Therapeutic Products Act: Medicines and medical devices regulation — affecting prescribing for older patients.
- •Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act: Health workforce regulation — aged care workforce registration and scope of practice.
- •Aged Care Providers: Reti's policy decisions as Health Minister shape funding, regulation, and workforce settings.
- •Primary Care / GP Practices: Capitation funding models, chronic care management contracts.
Full Summary & Notes
- Former Minister of Health (2023–2025) - National MP, Whangārei - Member, Health Select Committee - Aged Care Providers: Reti's policy decisions as Health Minister shape funding, regulation, and workforce settings. - Primary Care / GP Practices: Capitation funding models, chronic care management contracts. - Pharmaceutical Sector: Pharmac funding decisions under his ministerial tenure. - Private Hospitals: Elective surgery contracts and waiting list management. - Health Technology Companies: Digital health investments under Health NZ. - Northland Health Providers: Local health services in Reti's electorate. - Beehive.govt.nz — Health portfolio announcements (Nov 2023 – Jan 2025) - Parliament.nz — MP profile (Radware-blocked) - Ministry of Health / Health New Zealand — Health policy, aged care data - New Zealand National Party — Health policy - Official Hansard — Health estimates, Question Time contributions - NZ Herald, RNZ, Northern Advocate — Health policy coverage, Northland health issues
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