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Summary
edit20 October 2005 The Ministry of the third Government under Prime Minister Helen Clark poses for the country's media with Governor-General Dame Silvia Cartwright, front centre, at Government House in Wellington.
Back Row: Hon Luamanuvao Winnie Laban, Hon Harry Duynhoven, Hon Dover Samuels, Hon Judith Tizard, Hon Mita Ririnui, Hon Mahara Okeroa. Middle Row: Hon Nanaia Mahuta, Hon David Cunliffe, Hon Lianne Dalziel, Hon Rick Barker, Hon Chris Carter, Hon David Benson-Pope, Hon Damien O'Connor, Hon David Parker, Hon Clayton Cosgrove. Front Row: Hon Mark Burton, Hon Pete Hodgson, Hon Phil Goff, Hon Jim Anderton, Rt Hon Helen Clark, Dame Silvia Cartwright, Hon Michael Cullen, Hon Steve Maharey, Hon Annette King, Hon Parekura Horomia, Hon Ruth Dyson.
Absent: Hon Trevor Mallard, Rt Hon Winston Peters and Hon Peter Dunne.
Source: Media Centre on Governor-General's website.[1]
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Fair use for Cabinet of New Zealand
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Fair use for Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand
editThis image, NewZealandCabinet.jpg, is being linked here; though the picture is subject to copyright I (gadfium) feel it is covered by the U.S. fair use laws because:
- it is a promotional photo of public figures taken in an official context;
- it is a good illustration of the subjects of the article; and
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- it is arguably more important in this article than in Cabinet of New Zealand, because eventually the Government will lose an election and the entire cabinet will change, whereas the Fifth Labour Government will remain as a snapshot in time.
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