Parliamentary practice in New Zealand /
McGee, David G.,
Parliamentary practice in New Zealand / McGee parliamentary practice in New Zealand McGee ; editors, Mary Harris, David Wilson ; assistant editors, David Bagnall, Pavan Sharma, Manager. - Fourth edition. - xxxiv, 857 pages ; 25 cm
Previous edition published: Wellington [New Zealand] : Dunmore, 2005. "House of Representatives"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Ch. 1. The parliament of New Zealand -- Ch. 2. Electoral -- Ch. 3. Members' conditions of service -- Ch. 4. Speaker of the House of Representatives -- Ch. 5. Administration of the House -- Ch. 6. Officers of Parliament and other officers and bodies associated with Parliament -- Ch. 7. Parties and Government -- Ch. 8. Communications with the Crown -- Ch. 9. Summoning, proroguing and dissolving Parliament -- Ch. 10. The basis of Parliamentary procedure -- Ch. 11. The Chamber, buildings and groups -- Ch. 12. The opening of Parliament -- Ch. 13. Sittings of the House -- Ch. 14 Business of the House -- Ch.15. Motions -- Ch. 16. Debate -- Ch. 17. Termination of debate -- Ch. 18. Amendments -- Ch. 19. Statements -- Ch. 20. Committees of the whole House -- Ch. 21. Select Committees -- Ch. 22. Establishment and personnel of Select Committees -- Ch. 23. Select Committee proceedings -- Ch. 24. Select Committee reporting -- Ch. 25. Classification and form of legislation -- Ch. 26. Preparation of legislation -- Ch. 27. The legislative process -- Ch. 28. Enactment and publication of Acts -- Ch. 29. Delegated legislation -- Ch. 30. Inquiries -- Ch. 31. Public finance -- Ch. 32. Appropriations and authorisations -- Ch. 33. Revenue -- Ch. 34. The process of supply -- Ch. 35. Reporting and audit -- Ch. 36. Financial review -- Ch. 37. Petitions -- Ch. 38. Papers -- Ch. 39. Responses -- Ch. 40. Questions -- Ch. 41. Referendums -- Ch. 42. General, urgent and special debates -- Ch. 43. International relations -- Ch. 44. Emergency powers -- Ch. 45. Parliamentary Privilege -- Ch. 46. Types of privilege -- Ch. 47. Contempt -- Ch. 48. Proceedings in matters of Privilege -- Appendix 1. Parliamentary salaries and allowances -- Appendix 2. Travel, accommodation, attendance and communication services for members of Parliament -- Appendix 3. Standing Orders of the House of Representatives.
Parliamentary Practice in New Zealand is the definitive work on practice and procedure in the New Zealand House of Representatives. The fourth edition incorporates a decade of developments since the third edition in 2005, and reflects many significant changes in parliamentary law, practice and procedure, including: the Parliamentary Privilege Act 2014; how the House and its committees conduct legislative and financial scrutiny; the use of extended sittings by the House; the increased role of the Business Committee to manage the transaction of parliamentary business; how the work of the House and its committees is communicated to the public.This new edition features an attractive design and accessible structure, with extensive indexing and references.
9780947506247 0947506241
New Zealand. Parliament --Rules and practice.
Parliamentary practice--New Zealand
New Zealand--Politics and government
328.9305
Parliamentary practice in New Zealand / McGee parliamentary practice in New Zealand McGee ; editors, Mary Harris, David Wilson ; assistant editors, David Bagnall, Pavan Sharma, Manager. - Fourth edition. - xxxiv, 857 pages ; 25 cm
Previous edition published: Wellington [New Zealand] : Dunmore, 2005. "House of Representatives"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Ch. 1. The parliament of New Zealand -- Ch. 2. Electoral -- Ch. 3. Members' conditions of service -- Ch. 4. Speaker of the House of Representatives -- Ch. 5. Administration of the House -- Ch. 6. Officers of Parliament and other officers and bodies associated with Parliament -- Ch. 7. Parties and Government -- Ch. 8. Communications with the Crown -- Ch. 9. Summoning, proroguing and dissolving Parliament -- Ch. 10. The basis of Parliamentary procedure -- Ch. 11. The Chamber, buildings and groups -- Ch. 12. The opening of Parliament -- Ch. 13. Sittings of the House -- Ch. 14 Business of the House -- Ch.15. Motions -- Ch. 16. Debate -- Ch. 17. Termination of debate -- Ch. 18. Amendments -- Ch. 19. Statements -- Ch. 20. Committees of the whole House -- Ch. 21. Select Committees -- Ch. 22. Establishment and personnel of Select Committees -- Ch. 23. Select Committee proceedings -- Ch. 24. Select Committee reporting -- Ch. 25. Classification and form of legislation -- Ch. 26. Preparation of legislation -- Ch. 27. The legislative process -- Ch. 28. Enactment and publication of Acts -- Ch. 29. Delegated legislation -- Ch. 30. Inquiries -- Ch. 31. Public finance -- Ch. 32. Appropriations and authorisations -- Ch. 33. Revenue -- Ch. 34. The process of supply -- Ch. 35. Reporting and audit -- Ch. 36. Financial review -- Ch. 37. Petitions -- Ch. 38. Papers -- Ch. 39. Responses -- Ch. 40. Questions -- Ch. 41. Referendums -- Ch. 42. General, urgent and special debates -- Ch. 43. International relations -- Ch. 44. Emergency powers -- Ch. 45. Parliamentary Privilege -- Ch. 46. Types of privilege -- Ch. 47. Contempt -- Ch. 48. Proceedings in matters of Privilege -- Appendix 1. Parliamentary salaries and allowances -- Appendix 2. Travel, accommodation, attendance and communication services for members of Parliament -- Appendix 3. Standing Orders of the House of Representatives.
Parliamentary Practice in New Zealand is the definitive work on practice and procedure in the New Zealand House of Representatives. The fourth edition incorporates a decade of developments since the third edition in 2005, and reflects many significant changes in parliamentary law, practice and procedure, including: the Parliamentary Privilege Act 2014; how the House and its committees conduct legislative and financial scrutiny; the use of extended sittings by the House; the increased role of the Business Committee to manage the transaction of parliamentary business; how the work of the House and its committees is communicated to the public.This new edition features an attractive design and accessible structure, with extensive indexing and references.
9780947506247 0947506241
New Zealand. Parliament --Rules and practice.
Parliamentary practice--New Zealand
New Zealand--Politics and government
328.9305