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Finlayson left parliament in
January 2019 after announcing his intention in November 2018 to return to his legal career. As part of his legacy, it was noted that at that time he had appointed all the Supreme Court other than the Chief Justice, all 10 members of the Court of Appeal, and 37 of the 46
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Finlayson's first term was spent in opposition. He was appointed as deputy chair of the
Justice and Electoral select committee (2005–2008) and as a member of the Māori Affairs committee (2006–2008). He was National's shadow attorney-general and, under John Key, spokesperson for Treaty of Waitangi
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and local iwi. Finlayson described co-governance as parties with shared interests and shared responsibility jointly setting priorities and managing a resource, although he noted that co-governance does not mean "co-government" and it would be impractical to apply to all government functions. The
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In June 2010 he was found by the registrar of pecuniary interests to have broken the rules in not declaring a directorship in his annual pecuniary interest return. In his memoir, Finlayson commented that his interest had not been pecuniary and he successfully campaigned to change the name of the
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against the government, pursuing its treaty claims through a series of high-profile court battles. "I used to love going to the office in the morning when we were suing the Crown" Finlayson said in a speech in 2009. "Ngāi Tahu mastered the art of aggressive litigation, whether it was suing the
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from 1991 to 2003. In the 1990s, when
Winston Peters was expelled from the National Party, Finlayson was a legal advisor to the party. He practised as a barrister sole at the Barristers.Comm chambers from 2003 until 2005, when he entered Parliament.
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he had previously represented in private practice. He also chaired the
Privileges Committee from 2012 to 2017. Being attorney-general had been Finlayson's principal political ambition and he regarded it as "the highlight of legal career."
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493:. He has written papers on many subjects, including intellectual property, litigation and conflicts of interest and has presented New Zealand Law Society seminars on High Court practice, conflicts of interest and limitation.
482:(a decision of the Privy Council delivered on 17 March 2003). He has extensive experience appearing before tribunals and local authorities in New Zealand. He taught at the Faculty of Law of Victoria University of Wellington.
853:. In opposition for the second time, Finlayson was again appointed as the shadow-attorney general and additionally as National's spokesperson for commerce, the NZSIS and the GCSB (2017–2018) and Crown-Māori relations and
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on rolling them back. Finlayson distanced himself from these perspectives, stating that co-governance "should be embraced, not feared." After the election, in which ACT campaigned for a referendum on rewriting the
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Attorney-General and Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, Finlayson was successful in reaching an unprecedented number of financial Waitangi Treaty settlements (59 over nine years) including with
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After completing nearly fourteen years as a member of
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Finlayson was admitted to the Bar as a barrister and solicitor in 1981. He was a partner in
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On 13 December 2012, Finlayson was recommended by Prime Minister
2168:"Chris Finlayson: Co-governance should be embraced — not feared"
2111:"We are not a nation of dissenters, but a nation of conformists"
1502:"'It's unforgivable': The real reason Louisa Wall quit politics"
1565:"Chris Finlayson's election diary for the Spectator | Kiwiblog"
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1616:"Part V – Electorate Summary of Votes for Registered Parties"
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opposed Labour's co-governance reforms and campaigned in the
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register to be the "pecuniary and other interests" register.
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2360:"Talk about the Treaty - Finlayson suggests a way to do it"
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Pursuant to regulation 4 of the Queen’s Counsel Regulations
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Yes, Minister – an insider's account of the John Key years
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for the 2008 election, where he was routinely defeated by
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Minister Responsible for Treaty of Waitangi negotiations
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Finlayson, Chris (27 September 2014). "Diary Australia".
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He is a distant cousin on his mother's side of former
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2003:"Chris Finlayson to leave Parliament early next year"
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People educated at St. Patrick's College, Wellington
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Candidates in the 2017 New Zealand general election
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Academic staff of Victoria University of Wellington
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1124:"Finlayson, Christopher – New Zealand Parliament"
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2024:Malpass, Florence Kerr and Luke (29 June 2021).
913:Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill
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3551:LGBTQ members of the Parliament of New Zealand
1809:"Craig Foss picks up climate change portfolio"
1048:. He has no partner, and says he is celibate.
843:as deputy leader of the National Party in 2016
384:He attended St Benedict's Convent School, and
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1981:"Hehir on Finlayson standing tall | Kiwiblog"
1191:"National MP Chris Finlayson's farewell tour"
747:(2011–2017) and Minister responsible for the
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363:Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
256:17 September 2005 – 30 January 2019
123:Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
2457:Finlayson, Chris; Christmas, James (2021).
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500:for appointment by the Governor-General as
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1905:"Book of the Week: Hooton on Finlayson"
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1834:"Judith Collins resigns as a Minister"
1784:"Wilkinson resigns as Labour Minister"
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3601:21st-century New Zealand LGBT people
3591:21st-century New Zealand politicians
2217:Bankside Chambers (26 August 2022).
2109:Finlayson, Chris (11 October 2020).
1527:"2005 Official Count Results – Mana"
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1420:"Hon Christopher Finlayson KC"
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3311:Financial crisis of 2007–2008
2092:"Gay marriage: How MPs voted"
2050:Cooke, Henry (29 June 2021).
1676:. New Zealand. 6 October 2014
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286:Christopher Francis Finlayson
21:Chris Finlayson (businessman)
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797:Pike River Coal Mine Tragedy
357:, from 2008 to 2017, he was
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3556:New Zealand gay politicians
3531:New Zealand Roman Catholics
1380:"Memories of George Barton"
981:Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975
785:national symphony orchestra
468:New Zealand Bar Association
455:or the Director-General of
407:in Latin and French and an
289:1956 (age 67–68)
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2197:www.minterellison.co.nz
1242:"The man in the middle"
920:End of Life Choice Bill
504:, based on his role as
3345:2015 Cricket World Cup
2500:New Zealand Parliament
2141:The New Zealand Herald
2096:The New Zealand Herald
1196:The New Zealand Herald
1153:The New Zealand Herald
1093:New Zealand Government
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237:New Zealand Parliament
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2674:Deputy Prime Minister
2505:Releases and speeches
1861:. Stuff. 10 June 2010
972:2023 general election
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386:St. Patrick's College
3566:New Zealand list MPs
3340:2011 Rugby World Cup
3301:Ultra-Fast Broadband
3100:Speaker of the House
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1623:Electoral Commission
527:Member of Parliament
420:Creative New Zealand
403:He graduated with a
3378:Sir Jerry Mateparae
3370:Sir Anand Satyanand
3129:Leader of the House
2410:. 26 September 2013
2398:"Today in Politics"
2280:. 17 September 2023
1567:. 27 September 2014
1463:New Zealand Gazette
1422:. Bankside Chambers
1044:as well as being a
809:Minister of Justice
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3611:LGBTQ conservatism
2948:Maurice Williamson
2843:Georgina te Heuheu
2514:Political offices
2507:at Beehive.govt.nz
2340:. 13 November 2023
2229:on 30 October 2023
2223:www.bankside.co.nz
2144:. 17 December 2017
2005:. 28 November 2018
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1481:www.bankside.co.nz
1458:(20 December 2012)
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2440:Allen & Unwin
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1960:www.parliament.nz
1935:www.parliament.nz
1283:www.parliament.nz
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