The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 32
... Committees . Accountability of Government can be greatly advanced by reforms in the Select Committee system . We also need a real opportunity for the public to participate in the making of public decisions . Parliament is the only ...
... Committees . Accountability of Government can be greatly advanced by reforms in the Select Committee system . We also need a real opportunity for the public to participate in the making of public decisions . Parliament is the only ...
Page 105
... Committee of 1978 who taught us a valuable lesson early on . If we were going to perform this task , above all we should ensure that we enjoyed it ! I think I can speak for all of the Organising Committee , when I say that it has been a ...
... Committee of 1978 who taught us a valuable lesson early on . If we were going to perform this task , above all we should ensure that we enjoyed it ! I think I can speak for all of the Organising Committee , when I say that it has been a ...
Page 312
... Committee who could : in his discretion either decide the matter , in which case his decision shall be deemed to be the decision of the Committee : or refer it to a Conciliation Commissioner for reference by him either to the National ...
... Committee who could : in his discretion either decide the matter , in which case his decision shall be deemed to be the decision of the Committee : or refer it to a Conciliation Commissioner for reference by him either to the National ...
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