Well, I’ve identified Commissioner Rehn’s incoming chef de cabinet, and spent an hour in a Belfast cybercafe refining the cv, and now have sent it off to him. Wish me luck.
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Well, I’ve identified Commissioner Rehn’s incoming chef de cabinet, and spent an hour in a Belfast cybercafe refining the cv, and now have sent it off to him. Wish me luck.
Why due you think the ‘obvious geographical division’ is a reason for bicameralism? For context, NZ’s European settlement was from the ports inland, and it was the centre of the North Island that was last settled by whites. There wasn’t even a Auckland-Wellington rail line (let along useful road) until 1909. After being in the majority during the 19th century gold rushes, South Islanders are now less than a quarter of the population.
And the thought of an upper chamber on ethnic grounds horrifies me.