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<title>NZ Parliament - How laws are made</title>
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<title>Types of bill</title>
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<summary>Types of bill&#160;
	
The House considers several types of bill — Government bills, members’ bills, local bills, and private bills.&#160;
	
Types of bill&#160;
	The House considers several types of bill.&#160;
	Government bills&#160;
	Members’ bills&#160;
	Local bills&#160;
	Private bills&#160;
	Government bills&#160;
	The Government has a lawmaking programme so that it can act on its policies. As part of this programme, Government bills are prepared for Ministers to introduce to the House.&#160;
	The Government decides the order in which the House will consider Government bills.&#160;
	Members’ bills&#160;
	Members who are not Government Ministers can</summary>
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<title>How a bill becomes law</title>
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<summary>How a bill becomes law&#160;
	
There are several stages that a bill passes before becoming an Act of Parliament. These stages ensure that a bill is subject to public debate and scrutiny. Some of these stages also provide an opportunity for a bill to be changed.&#160;
	
How a bill becomes law&#160;
	There are several stages that a bill passes before becoming an Act of Parliament. These stages ensure that a bill is subject to public debate and scrutiny. Some of these stages also</summary>
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