Caucuses and MPs' Responsibilities in The 48th New Zealand Parliament - United Future Party's Parliamentary Caucus

United Future Party's Parliamentary Caucus

	Name	Electorate/List	Salary (as of 1 July 2005)	Caucus Responsibilities
1	Peter Dunne	MP for Ohariu-Belmont	183,000	Parliamentary leader of the United Future Party Minister of Revenue Associate Minister of Health Spokesman for Foreign Affairs and Defence Spokesman for Heritage Spokesman for Justice Spokesman for State Sector Member, Privileges Committee Member, Standing Orders Committee Member, Justice & Electoral Member for an item of business Committee
2	Judy Turner	List MP	118,000	Deputy-Parliamentary leader of the United Future Party Spokeswoman for Education and Research Spokeswoman for Family and Social Services Spokeswoman for Health Spokeswoman for Maori and Treaty Issues Member, Business Committee Member, Finance and Expenditure Committee Member, Social Services Committee

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