Make your voice heard

Exactly correct R Bailey I wonder what happened to the eight New Zealand citizens who should have been on that Review committee!
Shame on the National government for allowing a Maori party driven Constitutional Review. One wonders at the integrity!
There is enough division and dissent building in NZ now because of the separatism that already exists and the money gravy train that is being given to the favoured few especially when the majority of NZ is struggling to survive and our national debt rises.
So for this biased Constitutional review to happen this way with a single minded agenda of installing the treaty of Waitangi in concrete in a ‘Written Constitution' is enough to tip Kiwis over the edge. We have a great constitution now that allowed us to be the first country in the world to give women the vote give Maori men the vote and major labour reforms all because we have a ‘unwritten Constitution'.
So ‘if it ain't broke why fix it'.
So NZ make your voice heard write to your politicians c/o Parliament Buildings, Wellington.
Or email eg [email protected] or [email protected] plus the other email address for the review committee;
[email protected]
Make your voice heard remember ‘the squeaky wheel gets the oil!'

C. Humphreys, Tauranga.

2 comments

Make your voice heard

Posted on 23-02-2013 15:47 | By dclyle

C. Humphreys is dead correct when he says ?if it ain?t broke why fix it?. Our present constitution has served us very well. It is definitely one for all the people and should remain untouched. I reiterate here that which I have said in other comments, as a constitution is about ALL the people of this land, then any changes must include ALL the people in a binding on Govt. referendum. Anything else is unethical, immoral, dishonest and near illegal and would almost certainly lead to severe conflict if attempted.


silence

Posted on 25-02-2013 08:26 | By Captain Sensible

I totally agree also. Pity its hardly worth contacting our local MP Mr Bridges, as he's too busy with more pressing matters like what its like to bring children up in NZ as opposed to overseas. Apparently he was asked to comment on this hot topic!!! And as for Horan, silence as well.


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