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Governor-General Act 2010

Provisions relating to remuneration, programme funding, and other payments concerning office of Governor-General - Funding for Governor-General's programme

14: Governor-General's travel outside New Zealand

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"Paying for the Governor-General's travel outside New Zealand"

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You can pay for the Governor-General's travel costs outside New Zealand. This includes costs for the Governor-General, their staff, and family members when they travel overseas for work. You can also pay for the Governor-General's travel costs when they meet the Sovereign before they start their job.

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Part 1Provisions relating to remuneration, programme funding, and other payments concerning office of Governor-General
Funding for Governor-General's programme

14Governor-General's travel outside New Zealand

  1. Expenses may be incurred, without further appropriation than this section, to meet the costs of—

  2. the Governor-General carrying out any of his or her duties of office outside New Zealand (such as the costs of, and incidental to, international travel of the Governor-General, staff of the Governor-General, and his or her family members); and
    1. travel of the Governor-General designate, his or her family members, and staff of the incumbent Governor-General, for the purpose of the Governor-General designate having an audience with the Sovereign.

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