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... Bill for a much more fundamental reason . There is presently before the House a Bill which gives a whole new meaning to the word " draconian " . I refer to the Powers of Search ( Internal Concealment ) Bill which , as you will know ...
... Bill for a much more fundamental reason . There is presently before the House a Bill which gives a whole new meaning to the word " draconian " . I refer to the Powers of Search ( Internal Concealment ) Bill which , as you will know ...
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... Bill of Rights on 16 August 1985. It contains some useful historical background information on attitudes in the 1960s to a Bill of Rights . The article is published accordingly as background and as a contribution to the debate and ...
... Bill of Rights on 16 August 1985. It contains some useful historical background information on attitudes in the 1960s to a Bill of Rights . The article is published accordingly as background and as a contribution to the debate and ...
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... Bill of Rights intended to guarantee to all New Zealanders certain fundamental human rights and freedoms . ' Clearly , adoption of an entrenched Bill of Rights will mark an important change in the New Zealand Constitution . The proposed ...
... Bill of Rights intended to guarantee to all New Zealanders certain fundamental human rights and freedoms . ' Clearly , adoption of an entrenched Bill of Rights will mark an important change in the New Zealand Constitution . The proposed ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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