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ICRP: INDEPENDENT CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW PANEL

The Independent Constitutional Review Panel has been established by a group of New Zealanders of diverse political backgrounds who share a common concern that an out of control Treaty industry has become a serious threat to New Zealand’s prosperity and integrity as a viable nation.

The ICRP will shadow the government’s advisory panel, promoting equality under the law instead of further racial division and a Treaty-based constitution.

Details about the members of the Independent Constitutional Review Panel can be seen below, and what they have written can be seen on the BACKGROUND page.

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ICRP MEMBERS

David Round
Independent Constitutional Review Chairman
Law Lecturer, Canterbury University; NZCPR Associate

David Round teaches law at the University of Canterbury and is author of “Truth or Treaty? Commonsense Questions about the Treaty of Waitangi”.
Associate Professor Elizabeth Rata
Deputy Head of School of Critical Studies in Education, Auckland University.

Dr Rata is a sociologist of education specialising in the relationship between education and society. She is Editor of Pacific-Asian Education, Leader of the Knowledge and Education Research Group, a member of a European Union International Research Staff Exchange Scheme, and a former Fulbright Senior Scholar to Georgetown University, Washington D.C. She is the author of numerous books.
Professor Martin Devlin (ONZM)
Professor Emeritus, Massey University

Professor Devlin has a distinguished career in the fields of education – in business, management, entrepreneurship, and corporate governance – in the private business sector, and in the NZ Army. He was appointed an Officer in the NZ Order of Merit, ONZM, in the Queen’s Birthday honours in 2011 for services to education. He is a fifth generation New Zealander.
Professor James Allen
Garrick Professor of Law, University of Queensland

The Garrick Professor of Law at the University of Queensland, Professor Allan is a member of the Mont Perelin Society, an author and commentator. Canadian born, he practised law in Canada and at the Bar in London before teaching law in Hong Kong, New Zealand and Australia. He has worked at the Cornell Law School in the US and at the Dalhousie Law School in Canada where he was the 2004 Bertha Wilson Visiting Professor in Human Rights.
Mike Butler
NZCPR Research Associate

Mike Butler is a property investor and manager. He is  author of “The First Colonist — The life and times of Samuel Deighton 1821-1900”, a former contract writer for the New World Encyclopedia, and he was the chief sub-editor of the Hawke’s Bay Herald-Tribune between 1986 and 1999.
Dr Muriel Newman
Convenor of the Independent Constitutional Review
NZCPR Founder and Director

Muriel Newman established the public policy think tank, the New Zealand Centre for Political Research, in 2005 after nine years as a Member of Parliament. Her background is in business and education. She currently serves as a director of a childrens’ trust. Muriel can be contacted on 09 434 3836, 021 800 111, or muriel@newman.co.nz 


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