New Zealand is a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy.
New Zealand registered electors vote for members of parliament who propose and vote on Bills of parliament. At the Select committee stage the general public can make submissions on the Bills.
Once Bills have been passed through the three stages of voting in parliament they are signed by the Governor-General (the Queen's representative) and become Acts of Parliament and are law.
The Courts interpret the law, and their decisions are also considered to be part of the law. Where Acts of Parliament are not clear or leave out details, courts must decide how the law is to be applied. This can be controversial, as Judges themselves are not elected and are appointed.
If you are assuming Manila, Philippines to Auckland, New Zealand then it is just over 8000 km.
The perimeter,mor coastline of New Zealand, is just over 15,000 km.
New Zealand has over 500 types of AA badges if I can get more details and description I can answer the question. Adrian Patterson author "The AA Badges of New Zealand"
According to the New Zealand Golf website, there are 482,000 golfers (aged 18 or over) in New Zealand and of these there are 125,000 golf club members with an official NZ Golf handicap.
New Zealand and Australia have distinct currencies. Australia has the Australian Dollar and New Zealand has the New Zealand Dollar. They are not interchangeable or usable in both countries and they have differing values.
depends if your in australia pretty much all over the country and new zealand
YES! New Zealand is the best country in the world! But parochialism rules.
You must be over 18 to vote.You must be a New Zealand citizen.You must live in N.Z for at least a year.
it was about how NEW ZEALAND RULES AND AUSTRAILA DRULES
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As of April 2010 there is over 4.3 million people in New Zealand.
they're over 4.3 million people in New Zealand
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it is the document that gave the Queen of Britan sovereignty over New Zealand
The Maori culture evolved on, and is unique to, the islands of New Zealand.
New Zealand was settled by Polynesians over 700 years ago. The first European explorer to discover New Zealand was Abel Tasman.
It is not a country completely lacking rules, but enterprise is encouraged.