Policy papers, reports and submissions
This page contains our our policy papers and reports, covering the building the constitution conference, Youth Parliament reports for 2000 and 2004. This section will expand over time.
Submissions
August 2009: Submission to the Ministerial Action Group on the Holidays Act 2003
September 2008: Submission to the Law Commission on the Civil List Act 1979
April 2008: Submission to UnitedFuture regarding "Stepping Forward"
February 2008: Submission to the Human Rights Commission on Draft Race Relations Statement.
Reports
August 2004: The Youth Parliament again established a select committee to investigate the establishment of a New Zealand republic. Their report shows that a majority of the committee was in favour of a republic, but only wanted to change New Zealand's constitution slowly.
August 2000: The Youth Parliament established a select committee to investigate the establishment of a New Zealand republic. Their report shows that the committee was split evenly over whether New Zealand should become a republic, but agreed that further work should be done on the role of treaty and that the issue should be decided by a two-stage referendum -- similar to that used for MMP.
Policy Papers
April 2000: Our constitutional conference paper, outlining why we should have a republic, why we should do it now and how we should do it.
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