The Greens are looking forward to moving ahead - as Darleen Tana's days in Parliament come to an end.

The party today confirmed Speaker Gerry Brownlee has officially ousted Tana after delegates unanimously voted to put the issue to him.

Co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says she is grateful to draw a line under this. 

"It's been a several months-long process that has obviously ensued the likes of legal battles and otherwise - which I don't think has been a nice situation for anybody that's been involved."

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