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1853

1867

1879

A system of representative government is created.

1907

Everyone is allowed to vote

Maori men over 21

are allowed to vote

New Zealand is no longer a colony

Men over 21, who own,

rent or lease property of

a certain value, can vote.

MMP

Mixed member proportional representation

1919

One vote for the person and one for the party

Women can be representatives in the parliament.

FPP

1993

First-past-the-post election

1969

1974

Changed from FPP(first past the post) government

to a MMP (mixed member proportional representation) government.

The candidate with more votes than any other wins

"winner-takes-all"

Voting age changes to 20

Changes again to 18

Parliamentary representative democratic monarchy

House of representatives

120 members

Maori has 7 reserved seats

Parliament currently consist of 8 parties

Head of government

Head of state

Elections every 3 years

Governor-General

Making laws in new Zealand

Queen Elisabeth ll

John Key

A bill needs to be approved three times

by parliamentary votes, before it is sent to the Governor-General to receive Royal assent.

Sir Jerry Mateparae

New Zealand gained universal suffrage for everyone in:

  • 1919
  • 1923
  • 1879
  • 1888

At what age are New Zealanders allowed to vote?

  • 15
  • 18
  • 20
  • 21

How many parties are represented in the New Zealand government?

  • 4
  • 8
  • 12
  • 15

How often do the elections normally occur in New Zealand?

  • Every two years
  • Every three years
  • Every four years
  • Every five years

Who is the Prime Minister of New Zealand (2013)?

  • Helen Clark
  • Peter Jackson
  • Jenny Shipley
  • John Key

Which criteria must you fulfill to be a Maori electorate?

How many seats are reserved to Maori?

Jerry Mateparea is not:

  • None
  • You must have a political interest in questions related to the Maori
  • You must be a Maori
  • You must be a Maori, or a Maori descendant

  • Knighted
  • Of Maori descent
  • Governor-General
  • Elected by the people
  • 5
  • 7
  • 15
  • 21

Even though New Zealand is an independent country, the British government still has a say in which laws are introduced. True or false?

Which was first established: women’s right to vote or the Mãori seats?

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