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84: Retiring president may continue as member

You could also call this:

"A retiring president can stay on as a Council member."

If the president of the Council retires, they can be appointed as a member of the Council. You can read more about the other members of the Council in sections 79 and 82. The retired president will be a member of the Council until a new president retires and can take their place.

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This page was last updated on 30 October 2025

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Topics:

Government and voting > Local councils

83: How president and vice-presidents are elected, or

"How the Council chooses its president and vice-presidents"

85: How long members hold office, or

"How long Valuers Registration Board members keep their jobs"

Part 3Valuers Registration Board and New Zealand Institute of Valuers
New Zealand Institute of Valuers

84Retiring president may continue as member

In addition to the members provided for by sections 79 and 82, the Council may on the retirement of the president (A) appoint A to be a member of the Council.
A holds office as a member of the Council until some other person who subsequently holds the office of president becomes eligible for appointment as a member of the Council under this section.