Civics, Government, and How a Bill Becomes a Law

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A comprehensive vocabulary review of civics concepts, New Zealand parliamentary terms, and the steps involved in passing a bill into law.

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Lobby

putting pressure on an MP.

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Petition

Where someone collects signatures to lobby an MP .

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Bill

A draft law.

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Reading

When Parliment reads bills in Parliment.

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Select Committee

A group of MPs whose job is to examine a bill

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Submission

The action of presenting a document for people to consider.

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Laws

Important rules by the government that everyone must follow

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Democracy

A system of government where the power belongs to the people.

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Rights

something a person is entitled to

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Electorate

a voting area (such as the Tamaki Electorate).

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Political Party

A group of people who believe in the same values and ideas

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Government

A system or a group of people that run a country.

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Member of Parliament (MP)

someone elected to represent people in parliament.

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Royal Assent

final step that turns a bill into law.

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election

a time where people vote for a person or a political party

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coalition

when two or more parties run a country together

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leader

a person who guides a group of people

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