Shadow Cabinet of Andrew Little

Andrew Little announced a reshuffled shadow cabinet on 16 December 2016, just over two years after he was elected Leader of the Labour Party in New Zealand.^[1] As the Labour Party formed the largest party not in government, this Frontbench team was as a result the Official Opposition of the New Zealand House of Representatives.

	Spokesperson	Portfolio
1	Andrew Little	Leader of the Opposition Spokesperson for the Security Intelligence Service Spokesperson for New Economy
2	Jacinda Ardern	Deputy Leader Spokesperson for Justice Spokesperson for Children Spokesperson for Small Business Spokesperson for Arts, Culture and Heritage
3	Grant Robertson	Spokesperson for Finance Spokesperson for Employment
4	Phil Twyford	Spokesperson for Housing, Building and Construction Spokesperson for Auckland Issues
5	Dr Megan Woods	Spokesperson for Canterbury Issues Spokesperson for Climate Change Spokesperson for Energy Spokesperson of Innovation and Science Spokesperson for Research and Development
6	Chris Hipkins	Spokesperson for Education (Including Tertiary Education and Early Childhood Education) Shadow Leader of the House
7	Kelvin Davis	Spokesperson for Corrections Spokesperson for Maori Development Spokesperson for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
8	Carmel Sepuloni	Junior Whip Spokesperson for Social Development
9	Dr David Clark	Spokesperson of Health
10	Hon David Parker	Shadow Attorney General Spokesperson for the Environment Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Spokesperson for Water Spokesperson for Regulatory Reform Spokesperson for Entrepreneurship & Trade and Export Growth
11	Hon Nanaia Mahuta	Spokesperson for Conservation Spokesperson for Whanau Ora
12	Stuart Nash	Spokesperson for Police Spokesperson for Forestry Spokesperson for Economic Development (Including Regional Development)
13	Meka Whaitiri	Spokesperson for Local Government
14	Iain Lees-Galloway	Spokesperson for Workplace relations and Safety Spokesperson for Immigration Spokesperson for Defence
15	William Sio	Spokesperson for Pacific Island Affairs Spokesperson for Interfaith Dialogue
16	Sue Moroney	Spokesperson for Transport Spokesperson for ACC
17	Hon Damien O'Connor	Spokesperson for Primary Industries Spokesperson for Biosecurity Spokesperson for Food Safety
18	Kris Faafoi	Senior Whip Spokesperson for Racing Spokesperson for Tourism
19	Jenny Salesa	Spokesperson for Skills and Training
20	Peeni Henare	Spokesperson for Urban Maori Spokesperson for Maori Broadcasting Spokesperson for State Services
21	Clare Curran	Spokesperson for ICT Spokesperson for Broadcasting Spokesperson for Open Government Spokesperson for Civil Defense and Emergency Management
22	Adrian Rurawhe	Spokesperson for Internal Affairs
23	Hon Annette King	Spokesperson for State Services
24	Hon Trevor Mallard	Spokesperson for Sport and Recreation Spokesperson for Animal Welfare Spokesperson for Parliamentary Reform
25	Hon Ruth Dyson	Spokesperson for Senior Citizens Spokesperson for Women's Affairs Spokesperson for Statistics
26	Rino Tirikatene	Spokesperson for Fishiries Spokesperson for Customs
27	Poto Williams	Spokesperson for Community and Voluntary Sector Spokesperson for Disability Issues
28	Louisa Wall	Spokesperson for Courts Spokesperson for Youth Affairs
29	Hon Clayton Cosgrove	Spokesperson for Commerce Spokesperson for Veterans Affairs
30	Michael Wood	Spokesperson for Consumer Affairs Spokesperson for Ethnic Communities Spokesperson for Revenue
31	Raymond Huo	Spokesperson for Land Information

References

↑ Isaac Davidson (16 December 2016). "Labour Party announces reshuffle". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 16 December 2016.

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[1] Isaac Davidson (16 December 2016). "Labour Party announces reshuffle". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 16 December 2016.