Question 1
What is the role of the New Zealand Parliament?
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What is the role of the New Zealand Parliament?
Who is the head of state in New Zealand?
What is the role of the Governor-General?
How is the New Zealand Prime Minister chosen?
What are local councils responsible for?
What is the role of the judiciary?
How often are general elections held?
What is the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi?
What is the meaning of 'democracy' in New Zealand?
Who can vote in New Zealand elections?
What are the official languages of New Zealand?
What is the national flag of New Zealand?
Name one national symbol of New Zealand.
What is Waitangi Day?
Who are the Māori?
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Practice with flashcards →What is one responsibility of New Zealand citizens?
What freedom does New Zealand law guarantee?
Who must pay taxes in New Zealand?
What is the purpose of a jury?
What is one right under New Zealand law?
What is the main law-making body in New Zealand?
What is a Member of Parliament (MP)?
What is the executive branch?
What is a law in New Zealand?
What is the role of political parties?
What is the national anthem of New Zealand?
What is the kiwi bird a symbol of?
What is a Māori marae?
What is compulsory for jury members?
Can citizens petition the government?
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Practice with flashcards →What is the MMP voting system?
What is the role of Cabinet?
What is a bill?
Who approves government spending?
What is the haka?
What is a silver fern?
What are the Māori arts called?
Can citizens stand for election?
What is the duty of obeying laws?
What is civic participation?
What is Parliament's House of Representatives?
What is the function of select committees?
Who is responsible for national defense?
What is New Zealand's national sport?
What is New Zealand's capital city?
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Practice with flashcards →Who can access healthcare in New Zealand?
What is compulsory for school-aged children?
What is the duty of environmental protection?
What is the role of the Speaker of the House?
What is the Ombudsman?
What are New Zealand's major islands?
What is New Zealand's indigenous name?
How can citizens influence government decisions?
What is an electorate?
What is the Cabinet Manual?
Name a famous New Zealand author or poet.
What is the duty of obeying traffic laws?
What is a citizen’s role during emergencies?
Name one famous New Zealand landmark.
What is a public service department?
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