Public Perceptions of the New Zealand Parliament (1999)

Research
Written By Marcus Ganley

This paper was initially presented to the the Australasian Study of Parliament Group 1999 National Conference at the New South Wales Parliament. This was subsequently published in volume 14 of Legislative Studies (now rebranded as the Australasian Parliamentary Review) and republished in the NZ Parliament and Business Trust Information Bulletin 2000 edition 3.

Marcus Ganley
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