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Our House: A house of representatives should, ideally, be ...
International perspectives on democracy: Commonwealth heads of government leaders said in their ...
Electing Parliament: The MPs and the political parties in New Zealand's Parliament are elected ...
Members of Parliament: In the 27 July 2002 general election, Labour gained 52, National 27, New Zealand ...
Forming the government: The Labour and Progressive Coalition Parties in Parliament have agreeed ...
Composition of Parliament: New Zealand's Parliament is a place where more and more sections ...
The New Zealand Business and Parliament Trust: The New Zealand Business and Parliament Trust was formed in 1991 to bridge ...
The role of the speaker: The Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives is the highest officer ...
Who drafts the laws? To make sure laws ar written correctly, Parliament has ...
The Office of the Clerk: The position of Clerk of the House of Representatives is one of the oldest ...
Parliamentary Service: The Parliamentary Service is one of two parliamentary agencies providing ...
What MPs do: Conventions, not job descriptions, guide what ..
MP's pay: Members of Parliament currently receive a ....
Living two lives: John Key, aged 41, National MP for Helensville, was an investment ...
From Youth MP to youngest MP: Darren Hughes, at 24 New Zealand's youngest ...
Government and Opposition: There is a tradition of thinking that asserts that ideas change with ...
How laws are made: Parliament is New Zealand's supreme law-making body. It's members study ...
Select committees: After a bill is introduced to Parliament and has been given its ...
Petitioning Parliament: Every New Zealand citizen or resident has the right to petition Parliament ...
Visiting Parliament: People come for many reasons to tour New Zealand's Parliament ...
150 years: The New Zealand Parliament celebrates its 150th ...
Our House
A House of Representatives should, ideally, be just that. It should be a place in which all strands of society can have their voices heard, and in which a common purpose is forged. Domestic and international political ideas influence the approach of New Zealand’s House of Representatives.
How Parliament works contains briefings on how New Zealand’s Parliament is elected, who its members are and what they do, how it operates, and how your voice can be heard within it. Most of these briefings come from the Parliamentary agencies themselves.
As publisher of this guide, we aim to give you the knowledge
you need to ensure your voice is heard.
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New Zealand's House of Representatives
© Photography by Woolf