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... constitutional history was becoming clearer . Two questions were put . Both were rejected , the favourable vote being less than 40 % and only one State favouring the change . Thereafter the history of formal constitutional change in ...
... constitutional history was becoming clearer . Two questions were put . Both were rejected , the favourable vote being less than 40 % and only one State favouring the change . Thereafter the history of formal constitutional change in ...
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NZLJ. notions of constitutional monarchy . They want a constitutional monarchy with symbols above politics but without a real - - monarch . Is this all that we are to achieve at the price of dividing our country , diverting our national ...
NZLJ. notions of constitutional monarchy . They want a constitutional monarchy with symbols above politics but without a real - - monarch . Is this all that we are to achieve at the price of dividing our country , diverting our national ...
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... constitutional in character , such as the Bill of Rights of 1688 . Implied and common law rights Where there are no constitutional provisions or instruments it may still be open for fundamental human rights to be implied . This is the ...
... constitutional in character , such as the Bill of Rights of 1688 . Implied and common law rights Where there are no constitutional provisions or instruments it may still be open for fundamental human rights to be implied . This is the ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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