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Politics v. Constitutional Monarchy Politics v. Constitutional Monarchy

The powers and responsibilities are divided into 3 parts: The powers and responsibilities are divided into 3 parts:

v. The head of New Zealand is the Queen of New Zealand ---- Elizabeth v. The head of New Zealand is the Queen of New Zealand ---- Elizabeth II v. The function of the monarchy are conducted by a Governor-General

v. William Hobson, first Governor of NZ v. William Hobson, first Governor of NZ

Legislature v. Two parts: the Queen the House of Representatives Legislature v. Two parts: the Queen the House of Representatives

Legislature v. Only One House v 120 Members of Parliament v. A maximum term Legislature v. Only One House v 120 Members of Parliament v. A maximum term of 3 years v. All citizens over the age of 18 are entitled to vote.

Executive v. The cabinet : the most senior policy-making body Executive v. The cabinet : the most senior policy-making body

Executive v. The cabinet: a coalition of at least 2 parties Executive v. The cabinet: a coalition of at least 2 parties

Judiciary v. The judiciary consists of : the Supreme Court the Court of Appeal Judiciary v. The judiciary consists of : the Supreme Court the Court of Appeal the High Court the District Courts other courts and tribunals

Judiciary v. Two categories: the laws passed by parliament the common law Judiciary v. Two categories: the laws passed by parliament the common law

Local government v 12 regions and 74 territories v. Regional councils administer the regions Local government v 12 regions and 74 territories v. Regional councils administer the regions v. The territories are under the administration of territorial authorities

Economy v. Thriving, modern, and developed economy v. A high standard of living v Economy v. Thriving, modern, and developed economy v. A high standard of living v 19 th on the 2005 Human Development Index v 15 th on The Economist’s 2005 world-wide quality-of-life index v. Economic reform in the mid 1980 s v. The economic free-market reforms v. The most business-friendly country in the world

Agriculture v. NZ has a reputation as world’s largest farm. Agriculture v. NZ has a reputation as world’s largest farm.

Primary products v Meat---- lamb, mutton, beef v Dairy products — butter, cheese, milk Primary products v Meat---- lamb, mutton, beef v Dairy products — butter, cheese, milk powders… v Fruit and vegetables— grapes, apples, pears, kiwi fruit v Fish and wool

Forestry and Fishing v. Forests cover 1/3 of New Zealand. v. One of world’s Forestry and Fishing v. Forests cover 1/3 of New Zealand. v. One of world’s largest fishing areas. Seafood- 5% of exports

Manufacturing and services v. Manufacturing: 26. 9 % 2006 GDP v. Services: 68. 8% Manufacturing and services v. Manufacturing: 26. 9 % 2006 GDP v. Services: 68. 8% 2006 GDP v. Agriculture: 4. 3%

Manufacturing and services v. Service: tourism, transportation, education, health, banking Manufacturing and services v. Service: tourism, transportation, education, health, banking

18% of New Zealand's export earnings and 9% of New Zealand's economy, as measured 18% of New Zealand's export earnings and 9% of New Zealand's economy, as measured by GDP, are dependent on tourism. Tourism supports more than 10% of New Zealand jobs. The biggest contributors to NZ's Tourism earnings, accounting for 64% of all money spent, are: >> Australians 26% >> British 15% >> Americans 10% >> Japanese 8% >> Chinese 5%

Foreign Trade Key exports— dairy products, meat, timber, fish Key imports— mechanical machinery, vehicles, Foreign Trade Key exports— dairy products, meat, timber, fish Key imports— mechanical machinery, vehicles, electrical machinery, minerals