David Benson-Pope

1. At 2008 election
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Further reading

• A determination relating to an appeal by Mr D Benson-Pope and three other persons against the decisions of the Dunedin City Council following a review of its membership and the basis of... (Report). Wellington, [N.Z.]: Local Government Commission. 1995.
• Benson-Pope, David (2004). Review of sustainability measures and other management controls for the 2004–05 fishing year: adaptive management programme (Report). Wellington, [N.Z.]: Ministry of Fisheries.
• Benson-Pope, David (2004). Setting of sustainability measures for green-lipped mussel stocks to be introduced into the quota management system on 1 October 2004 (Report). Wellington, [N.Z.]: Ministry of Fisheries.
• Benson-Pope, David (2004). Setting of sustainability measures for stocks to be introduced into the quota management system on 1 October 2004 (Report). Wellington, [N.Z.]: Ministry of Fisheries.

External links

• NZ Parliament website details on David Benson-Pope
• Labour Party website entry for David Benson-Pope
• Timeline: Benson-Pope career controversy, from TV ONE

The Honourable David Benson-Pope
12th Minister for the Environment
In office 19 October 2005 –27 July 2007

Political offices
Preceded by Marian Hobbs	Minister for the Environment 2005–2007	Succeeded by Trevor Mallard (after David Parker as Acting Minister)
New Zealand Parliament
Preceded by Dr Michael Cullen	Member of Parliament for Dunedin South 1999–2008	Succeeded by Clare Curran
Party political offices
Preceded by Rick Barker	Senior Whip of the Labour Party 2002–2004	Succeeded by Jill Pettis