The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... Parliament , all Ministers being Members of Parliament ( MPs ) , and the inadequacy of other constitutional checks , results in what Downey calls " a ... Parliament 1 Why is Parliament NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - 1993 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
... Parliament , all Ministers being Members of Parliament ( MPs ) , and the inadequacy of other constitutional checks , results in what Downey calls " a ... Parliament 1 Why is Parliament NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - 1993 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
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... Parliament of much of its real power . The unanimity element of the collective responsibility of Cabinet requires ... Parliament . " Cabinet then takes its decisions to Caucus , whose purpose includes enforcing tight party discipline in ...
... Parliament of much of its real power . The unanimity element of the collective responsibility of Cabinet requires ... Parliament . " Cabinet then takes its decisions to Caucus , whose purpose includes enforcing tight party discipline in ...
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... Parliament in coalition and minority governments , and may strengthen the rights of the opposition as did the new standing orders adopted by the German Bundestag in 1980 ! 8 5 More women and Maori MPs ( a ) Closed Party Lists The types ...
... Parliament in coalition and minority governments , and may strengthen the rights of the opposition as did the new standing orders adopted by the German Bundestag in 1980 ! 8 5 More women and Maori MPs ( a ) Closed Party Lists The types ...
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CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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