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Next seminar:
Referendums and representative democracy (Wednesday 23 July 2008) Speaker: Prof Elizabeth McLeay
You and your guests are invited to hear Professor Elizabeth McLeay discuss the place (or not) of referendums as a mechanism for public participation in our political system of representative democracy.
The seminar will be chaired by Colin James.
Questions and discussions are encouraged.
Wednesday 23 July 2008 6.00 pm - 7.15 pm Venue – Level 2, Executive Wing Please join us for drinks (cash bar) and nibbles from 5.30pm RSVP (acceptances only) Claire MacMillan, Chapter Secretary, ASPG 04 817 6644 / claire.macmillan@parliament.govt.nz
Recent seminars:
Citizens’ Assemblies: The Canadian Experience. Are there lessons for New Zealand? (Wednesday 14 May 2008) Speakers: Prof Jonathan Rose and Metiria Turei MP.
The Electoral Finance Act (Wednesday 19 March 2008) Speaker: Andrew Geddis
The House in Retrospect—21 years on from the reforms (Wednesday 14 November 2007) Speakers: Hon Margaret Wilson and Sir Geoffrey Palmer. See flyer for details.
Relationship with Australian Parliaments (Wednesday 12 September 2007) Speakers: Steve Chadwick MP and Chris Eichbaum. See flyer for details.
Parliament in Evolution: International Treaties (Wednesday 18 July 2007) Speakers: Hon Peter Dunne MP and Allan Bracegirdle. See flyer for details. See also the speech notes of Mr Dunne and Mr Bracegirdle.
The Sovereign Parliament and its Constraints (Wednesday 9 May 2007) Speakers: Nicola White, Asst Auditor-General (Legal) and David McGee QC, Clerk of the House. See flyer for details.
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