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Judith Collins appointed head of New Zealand’s Law Commission without public process, sparking transparency concerns.
Judith Collins was appointed president of New Zealand’s Law Commission without a public process, selection panel, or consideration of other candidates, sparking criticism over transparency and political influence.
The move bypassed standard Public Service Commission guidelines, drawing condemnation from the Public Service Association, Green Party leaders, and legal experts who warned it undermines public trust and the Commission’s independence.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon cited Collins’ legal experience, while Minister Paul Goldsmith noted tradition and her recusal from the Cabinet decision.
Collins, attending the Munich Security Conference, has stated the Commission must remain nonpartisan.
The appointment follows a pattern of short-term leadership and raises concerns about accountability in high-level government roles.
Judith Collins fue nombrada jefa de la Comisión de Derecho de Nueva Zelanda sin un proceso público, lo que provocó preocupaciones sobre la transparencia.