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Profoundly deaf Marlborough man Kim Robinson, who uses sign language, is bidding to become the first deaf person in New Zealand to be elected to a district health board.
NMDHB chief executive John Peters said: "The three-yearly board elections are an opportunity for community.
The election will use the single transferable vote system and results will be calculated locally with a declaration of results expected between October 17 and 24.
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