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How long has parliament been around?
the Parliament has been around for at least 1707 years
How long has British Parliament been in place?
the Parliament has been around for at least 1707 years
How long has the internet been available to us commercially in New Zealand?
Around 15 years
How many years has Harriet Harman been a member of Parliament?
Harriet Harman has been a member of the Parliament for thirty years. She is a British Labour Party politician who has been a member of Parliament since 1982.
How many years have hedgehogs been in new zealand?
Hedgehogs were introduced to New Zealand in 1885.
What is the country where the Olympics have been hosted for four years?
New Zealand
When can you buy a e-book reader in new zealand?
EBook readers have been available for purchase in New Zealand for many years.
Which New Zealand city in New Zealand has been told that must reverse its law banning gang patches?
None. Wanganui/Whanganui has been told that its bylaw is too wide and beyond the limits envisaged by the parliament - they must limit its scope more than they have.
How many years has Tony Abbot been in parliament?
Tony abott Tony Abbott
Why have Australia and New Zealand been drawn closer to Asia in recent years?
immigration and trade
Why does New Zealand guarantee Maori a certain number of seats in New Zealand's parliament?
Eligibility to vote used to be based on how much land you owned - if you didn't own any land in your own name then you couldn't vote. This was an old rule carried over into New Zealand from Britain when self-government was granted in 1852. The rule meant that no Maori could ever be elected into New Zealand's parliament, because Maori owned land communally and not individually. So as a "temporary measure" (as the premier of the day, Edward Stafford called it) special Maori seats were created. They've been around ever since.
How long has taiko been around?
it has been around for many years.
