Constitutional matters and ambivalent voters
Order Paper: As NZ First decides tonight on a coalition government, the need for a written constitution and changes to voting laws are being bandied around again.
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Does MMP work?
And if it doesn’t, should we ditch MMP and try STV or perhaps go back to a modified form of FPP?
Should we make some other constitutional changes – like, say, force people to vote as the Aussies and the North Koreans and the Singaporeans and most of South America do?
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Constitutional matters and ambivalent voters
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