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UPDATED: 14:37, January 31, 2005
New Zealand Governor General's term extended
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New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark announced Monday that the Queen had agreed to a short extension of Dame Silvia Cartwright's term of office as Governor-General.

Dame Silvia is due to complete her five year term as Governor-General on April 4, 2006. Her term has now been extended until August 4, 2006.

"The appointment of the Governor-General is a significant matter, important to all New Zealanders, and it is appropriate that the selection and appointment process do not coincide with the pre-election period," Clark said.

New Zealand will hold election in September this year.

"I am grateful to Dame Silvia for agreeing to continue to servein office for the additional four months," Clark said.

Source: Xinhua


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