The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 46
... government has already done and what it hopes to achieve , more particularly in the area of parliamentary reform and the enactment of a Bill of Rights . He sees the two as interrelated and as involving a radical change in administrative ...
... government has already done and what it hopes to achieve , more particularly in the area of parliamentary reform and the enactment of a Bill of Rights . He sees the two as interrelated and as involving a radical change in administrative ...
Page 48
... government were severely tested . Serious weaknesses in New Zealand's arrangements for the handover of power after the defeat of a government at an election were exposed . The whole business raised matters of both philosophical and ...
... government were severely tested . Serious weaknesses in New Zealand's arrangements for the handover of power after the defeat of a government at an election were exposed . The whole business raised matters of both philosophical and ...
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... Government " as stated by Geoffrey Palmer at [ 1984 ] NZLJ 180 . The suggestion of a redistribution of power invites a consideration of the structure and functioning of the present New Zealand government system in the light of the ...
... Government " as stated by Geoffrey Palmer at [ 1984 ] NZLJ 180 . The suggestion of a redistribution of power invites a consideration of the structure and functioning of the present New Zealand government system in the light of the ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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