Learn about the life cycle of Parliament and the role of the Sovereign, from the dissolution to the Opening of Parliament and everything in between.

Learn how the Māori Electorates were formed, and how the Māori Electoral Roll works.

It’s not always clear what the difference between Parliament and Government is, but these two parts of our democracy have very distinct functions. This webinar focuses on the role of the Executive and Cabinet, two very important features of our democratic system.

Question Time is one of the highlights of watching a parliamentary debate. Usually, set out as the first item on the agenda when the House is sitting. 12 oral questions are allocated each sitting day and distributed proportionally amongst parties. It is a chance for Parliament to hold the Government to account.

An in-depth look at the important events that happen before and after a general election.

An in-depth look at the Budget process.

This webinar looks at how the petition process works, how to create or sign a petition, and the changes in New Zealand law that petitions have influenced.

A workshop aimed to educate people of all ages on what select committees do, and how the public might participate in the submission process.

Explains the steps necessary to turn a proposed bill into an act of law that all New Zealanders have to follow.