The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... committee stage . He notes that sometimes not enough time is allowed for adequate consultation at select committee stage . Sometimes the select committee process has been pre- empted by the government announcing changes to bills from ...
... committee stage . He notes that sometimes not enough time is allowed for adequate consultation at select committee stage . Sometimes the select committee process has been pre- empted by the government announcing changes to bills from ...
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... committees be comprised ? Who will chair them ? " If a government MP continues to chair all select committees except for the Regulations Review Committee , then how will the various committees be allocated when there is a coalition ...
... committees be comprised ? Who will chair them ? " If a government MP continues to chair all select committees except for the Regulations Review Committee , then how will the various committees be allocated when there is a coalition ...
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... committees plus the Regulations Review Committee , the Standing Orders Committee and the Privileges Committee . Most comprise seven members , three opposition and four government members . ) It has been argued that members . ) It has ...
... committees plus the Regulations Review Committee , the Standing Orders Committee and the Privileges Committee . Most comprise seven members , three opposition and four government members . ) It has been argued that members . ) It has ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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