The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 239
... Maori . Against that background , English developed his case for a common electoral roll . Maori have " full and equal citizenship " , he said . Their representation in Parliament exceeds their proportion in the general population ...
... Maori . Against that background , English developed his case for a common electoral roll . Maori have " full and equal citizenship " , he said . Their representation in Parliament exceeds their proportion in the general population ...
Page 240
... Maori would achieve any representation in Parliament , let alone effective representation from responsive and accountable Maori MPs . The Commission was more optimistic about the potential for Maori representation to flourish under MMP ...
... Maori would achieve any representation in Parliament , let alone effective representation from responsive and accountable Maori MPs . The Commission was more optimistic about the potential for Maori representation to flourish under MMP ...
Page 241
... Maori voters and can concentrate on promoting Maori interests , largely unencumbered with the problems of the non - Maori population . Maori may simply be unwilling to take the leap of faith that is required to exchange the bird - in ...
... Maori voters and can concentrate on promoting Maori interests , largely unencumbered with the problems of the non - Maori population . Maori may simply be unwilling to take the leap of faith that is required to exchange the bird - in ...
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