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be considered 6. Conclusion……………………………………………………12 7. References…………………………………………………13-14 INTRODUCTION Auckland is one of the most evolved cities with time. New Zealand as we know is a much recent country on the face of this world and so almost quite unknown to a lot of people in this world for a lot of time. But with time New Zealand gained its popularity with Auckland being the center of attraction of this beautiful country. Auckland is one of the most diversified cities in the world with people

National Health System (NHS) England (1800words) The National Health System began in 1948 with the aim to provide free health care for the English thus removing health access inequities. This essay considers two strengths of the NHS, being free health and locally responsive health care and two weaknesses being the financial burden and unprecedented pressure on health care resources. One of the strengths of the NHS England is residents receive free fully funded medical care that includes all medical

Human Rights Abuses in Fiji From the time when commander Commodore Josaia Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama abrogated Fiji’s constitution and took over the elected government, there have been increasing reports of human rights violations within the country as well as defilements of the rule of law (Amnesty International, 2014). The main sources of these rights violations have been from overseas tourists, international and local journalists and also non-profit organisations that have been committed into

essential rules of any nation’s government are in the form of customs, precedent, usage, and a range of statutes and legal instruments. Only three countries in the world have an unwritten constitution. They include the United Kingdom, Israel, and New Zealand. Ordinarily, a constitution is written following major political revolutions or reforms. For instance, the United States of America wrote their constitution in 1787 following the Second World War. Germany and Japan also wrote theirs at that time

Cabinet has been widely thought to be the most powerful body of the New Zealand government. This belief could have been correct some 20 odd years ago, but has since fallen into antiquity with the introduction of the MMP voting style in 1996 (citation). In a discussion over the realistic power of Cabinet it will be found that the creators of such a body had enough forethought to include several inarguable weaknesses and checks so as to retain a notion of separation of powers. These weaknesses should

Its influence is seemingly immeasurable, as it was merely the first of many amendments made to the electoral system and to the treatment of society’s less fortunate. Following on its heels were more general and effective measures such as the abolition of slavery in 1833, the inclusion of state education, and the 185 Municipal Corporations Act (Roy Strong, 393). Further in the future came greater electoral change such as universal suffrage for men and

Laws 437 Research and Writing Topic #2: The application of the Commerce Act to the electricity industry “Regulating the New Zealand electricity industry—no longer just Ohm’s law” Emily Wu   Electricity is a problematic commodity. Unlike other goods and services—be those vaccines, education or tennis rackets—the life of electricity is transient and without technology capable of storing it, supply must meet demand instantaneously. Due to the inherently unreliable nature of demand forecasts

● The political, financial stability and corruption risks in Australia or any other selected country. Australia has a system of government based on liberal democratic values of freedom of speech, religion and association and the rule of law. political, legal and Australian regulatory compliance, similar to the UK, US and many other democratic countries. 1901 Australian Constitution established a federal system of government. Under this system, a decentralized government. (Commonwealth) and six states

WESTMINISTER SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT IN MELENESIA The beginning of colonization was an era seen in which colonized territories began learning and adopting the styles and the systems of their colonizers. The colonizers especially the Europeans bring in new types of ideas which are now seen as parallel to the old system that has been existed for almost the rest of the entire life before being contact with the Europeans. Thus throughout the world people experience different types of colonial contact and

1. Introduction: In general term, loses in the business occur whenever company 's total expenses exceed its total income. And generally in every country, business in a loss position do not have to pay income tax. The main aim of the report is to make comparison of Losses in terms of tax among three countries New Zealand, Australia and Nepal 2. New Zealand: Expenses and losses are deductible to the extent that they are incurred in the acquisition of assessable income or incur in carrying the business