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Towards Democratic Renewal: Ideas for Constitutional Change in New Zealand

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In 2016, Sir Geoffrey Palmer and Andrew Butler proposed and published a written, codified constitution for Aotearoa New Zealand. Since then the authors have travelled the country, discussing with the public the nature of New Zealand's identity and where the country is headed. After considering their conversations and formal submissions, this second book - with its revised proposal for a codified constitution - is the product of a year in development. Towards Democratic Renewal reinforces Palmer and Butler’s argument for a robust and democratic framework that will safeguard our political system against future challenges, from climate change to earthquakes, ‘post-truth’ politics and surveillance. This clear, revised constitution defines and entrenches government accountability and transparency, protects the rights of our peoples and tangata whenua, and offers transformative steps to uphold the sovereignty and integrity of Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Towards Democratic Renewal: Ideas for Constitutional Change in New Zealand, Andrew Butler, Geoffrey Palmer

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Titolo: Towards Democratic Renewal: Ideas for Constitutional Change in New Zealand
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Andrew Butler, Geoffrey Palmer
Editore: Te Herenga Waka University Press
Pubblicato: 2018
Formato: In brossura
Pagine: 404
ISBN13: 9781776561834
Tag: Scienze politiche & Politica, Diritto, Letteratura giuridica
Valutazione: 4 su 5
Descrizione: In 2016, Sir Geoffrey Palmer and Andrew Butler proposed and published a written, codified constitution for Aotearoa New Zealand. Since then the authors have travelled the country, discussing with the public the nature of New Zealand's identity and where the country is headed. After considering their conversations and formal submissions, this second book - with its revised proposal for a codified constitution - is the product of a year in development. Towards Democratic Renewal reinforces Palmer and Butler’s argument for a robust and democratic framework that will safeguard our political system against future challenges, from climate change to earthquakes, ‘post-truth’ politics and surveillance. This clear, revised constitution defines and entrenches government accountability and transparency, protects the rights of our peoples and tangata whenua, and offers transformative steps to uphold the sovereignty and integrity of Aotearoa New Zealand.