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Ex-Police Chief Rakesh Naidoo Placed 13th, Fare-Cap Unveiled

6/13/2026

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Rakesh Naidoo, MNZM, ranked 13th on Labour’s list after police said he did not promptly notify his command of his candidacy.
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers learned of Naidoo’s plans on Thursday, receiving confirmation of his acceptance on Sunday.
Police Minister Mark Mitchell criticised the candidacy as a possible breach of sensitive information rules.
Labour unveiled a public-transport fare-cap policy that received positive anecdotal feedback despite funding concerns.

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Rakesh Naidoo, MNZM, ranked 13th on Labour’s list after police said he did not promptly notify his command of his candidacy.
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers learned of Naidoo’s plans on Thursday, receiving confirmation of his acceptance on Sunday.
Police Minister Mark Mitchell criticised the candidacy as a possible breach of sensitive information rules.
Labour unveiled a public-transport fare-cap policy that received positive anecdotal feedback despite funding concerns.