2026 MP Profile - van de Molen, Tim - National
2026 MP Profile
Sector evidence
Sector body
June 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
New Zealand
Medium confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
❌ Committee chair (Foreign Affairs, Defence & Trade) not seniors-relevant
Key Points
- •Farmer: Worked as a dairy, sheep, and beef farmer before politics
- •Agribusiness banker: Rural bank manager at National Bank, ANZ, and Rabobank (2009 onwards)
- •Business owner: Ran own rural construction business; owned several small businesses including Waikato Filtration Ltd, Rascal Revolution Ltd
- •NZ Defence Force: Served as an Officer in the New Zealand Army Territorial Force (reserves)
- •St John Ambulance: Volunteer with St John New Zealand
- •Young Farmers: Won NZ Young Farmer of the Year (2013); Australasian Rural Ambassador (2012); Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme graduate
Full Summary & Notes
- ❌ Not a minister or associate minister - ❌ Not a party spokesperson on any portfolio - ❌ Committee chair (Foreign Affairs, Defence & Trade) not seniors-relevant - ➡️ Previous ACC and Veterans roles (pre-2023) had tangential relevance - ➡️ Waikato electorate has significant rural older population but no specific seniors engagement beyond routine constituency work (e.g., seniors morning teas) Note: Van de Molen has no declared interests in health, aged care, retirement villages, disability services, or hospital operations. Sources: Register of Pecuniary Interests 2025 (Parliament.nz); PublicData NZ (accessed 9 Jun 2026); NZ Herald property portfolio analysis (2025); Stuff property analysis (2023)
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