The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... political parties under common law , 55 for failure to adhere to the rules of the organisation in dealing with their members , those for whose benefit the organisation exists , and those voluntarily bringing themselves within its ...
... political parties under common law , 55 for failure to adhere to the rules of the organisation in dealing with their members , those for whose benefit the organisation exists , and those voluntarily bringing themselves within its ...
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... political culture of a society , and the beliefs and practices of the political parties are all important in the legislative representation of women , but the single most significant factor is the electoral system . " See further ...
... political culture of a society , and the beliefs and practices of the political parties are all important in the legislative representation of women , but the single most significant factor is the electoral system . " See further ...
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... political threats or inducements . In the latter case the lobbyist may resemble a politician more than an advocate . The express or implied threats are a sort of political bargaining . The support or opposition of a large organisation ...
... political threats or inducements . In the latter case the lobbyist may resemble a politician more than an advocate . The express or implied threats are a sort of political bargaining . The support or opposition of a large organisation ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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