Talk:List of King's and Queen's Counsel in New Zealand
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editPaora et al: I propose that we modify / amend the table to show which office(s) an individual held, given that living KCs were redesignated as QCs upon Elizabeth II ascending the throne. What's needed, therefore, is some way of showing "KC" or "QC" or both, plus the death date of the individual (as that determines whether there is redesignation). Note that the same will happen once more when Elizabeth II is succeeded by a male heir. I considered colour-coding for the change of office but that is undesirable for colour-blind readers. Is it also worth changing "year appointed" to "date appointed"? How's the below? Schwede66 02:46, 18 April 2021 (UTC)
Name | Date appointed | Office | Death | Location |
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John Findlay | 7 Jun 1907 | KC | 7 Dec 1929 | Wellington |
Thomas Joynt | 7 Jun 1907 | KC | 5 Sep 1907 | Christchurch |
Rex Mason | 1946 | KC / QC | 2 Apr 1975 | Auckland |
- @Schwede66: Looks good. I'd suggest moving the Location column next to Date appointed, as the location relates to the appointment, not to the death. Is it worth adding portraits? —Paora (talk • contribs) 16:49, 18 April 2021 (UTC)
Name Portrait Date appointed Location Office Date of death John Findlay 7 Jun 1907 Wellington KC 7 Dec 1929 Thomas Joynt 7 Jun 1907 Christchurch KC 5 Sep 1907 Rex Mason 1946 Auckland KC / QC 2 Apr 1975 Russell Fairbrother 2013 Napier QC Living
- That's looking splendid! Good idea to include portraits. Ping others with multiple edits (Lcmortensen—MurielMary). Schwede66 05:39, 18 April 2021 (UTC)
- BTW, Arthur Fair is the first in the list who saw Elizabeth II become Queen and thus become a QC. Schwede66 20:37, 19 April 2021 (UTC)