M.p. Does Not Intend To Quit (Press, 29 September 1976)
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Summary: M.p. Does Not Intend To Quit (Press, 29 September 1976)
Miss Marilyn Waring, the National Member of Parliament for Raglan, announced on 29 September 1976 that she has no intention of resigning her parliamentary seat and plans to stand for re-election in 1978. Recently, there has been speculation regarding her political future, particularly after she was reported to be feeling gloomy and depressed. However, Waring clarified that her recent speech at Taumarunui was not a reflection of personal despair but rather an expression of frustration with the pressures inherent in the parliamentary system, pressures that affect all who participate in it. Additionally, she denied reports suggesting that she had been a part-time lecturer at Victoria University this year, addressing speculation about a potential shift to an academic career.
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