Keith Locke has been a Green Party MP since 1999.
Keith was born into a politically active family and has been an activist and campaigner since the first anti-nuclear marches and anti-apartheid protests in 1960s New Zealand.
Keith has brought his long term specialist knowledge of human rights, both domestic and international, to his work as a Green MP.
He has been described as 'the bravest man in Parliament' and 'respected across party lines for his consistency and willingness to speak against the tide of popular opinion'.
Green Party Spokesperson on: Foreign Affairs, Industrial Relations, Defence, Immigration, Police, Human Rights, Pacific Island Affairs, Ethnic Affairs, Transport (Auckland).
Alongside his other work, Keith is presently working to get his private member's bill, the Head of State Referenda Bill, to pass its first reading in early 2010. For more information on this bill, please visit this page.
The transformation of the External Assessments Bureau into the National Assessments Bureau should not have occurred without proper consultation, said Green Party Foreign Affairs spokesperson Keith Locke.
KEITH LOCKE (Green) to the Minister responsible for the GCSB: Does the GCSB’s satellite facility at Waihopai provide intelligence for use by the United States Government?
Green MP Keith Locke has greeted the acquittal of three men who slashed a dome at the Waihopai spy base as a victory for the peace movement.
The Auckland University Debating Society and the Republican Movement have organised a public debate on the republic issue. The debate will feature New Zealand’s top university debaters along with Republican Movement members and MPs, including Keith Locke. Two sides will argue for and against a republic.
The Victoria University Debating Society and the Republican Movement have organised a public debate on the republic issue. The debate will feature New Zealand’s top university debaters along with Republican Movement members and MPs, including Keith Locke. Two sides will argue for and against a republic.
The Canterbury University Debating Society and the Republican Movement have organised a public debate on the republic issue. The debate will feature New Zealand’s top university debaters along with Republican Movement members and MPs, including Keith Locke. Two sides will argue for and against a republic.
National appears to be going significantly further than it said it would prior to the 2008 election with new policy regarding probationary periods for workers, Green Party Industrial Relations spokesperson Keith Locke said today.
The Green Party supports the Minister of Foreign Affairs’ statement.