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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.
1919
One vote for the person and one for the party
Women can be representatives in the parliament.
1993
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
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:
At what age are New Zealanders allowed to vote?
How many parties are represented in the New Zealand government?
How often do the elections normally occur in New Zealand?
Who is the Prime Minister of New Zealand (2013)?
Which criteria must you fulfill to be a Maori electorate?
How many seats are reserved to Maori?
Jerry Mateparea is not:
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?