Fletcher Tabuteau

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Fletcher Tabuteau
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Tabuteau in 2015
Parliamentary Under-Secretary
for Foreign Affairs
In office
26 October 2017 –6 November 2020
Political offices
New office Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
2017–2020		Office abolished
Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister for Regional Economic Development
2017–2020
Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control
2018–2020
Party political offices
Preceded by Deputy leader of New Zealand First
2018–2020		Succeeded by
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