charging for access to material and the internet. It failed at its first reading 61–60. In May 2014, Fenton announced she would not stand for re-election at the . Since leaving Parliament Fenton has returned to Union activism currently working as National Campaign Director for the Meat Workers Union. In this role she has been campaigning for key changes in workplace safety legislation before Parliament putting greater responsibility on workplace management to ensure injured and ill employees can get access to medical treatment. References External links Official website Biography at New Zealand Parliament Living people New Zealand Labour Party MPs 1954 births New Zealand list MPs New Zealand trade unionists People educated at Freyberg High School Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives 21st-century New Zealand politicians Māori MPs