VIDEO: John Key - Tour of Parliament

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04 May 2007
VIDEO: John Key - Tour of Parliament

John takes us for a 12 minute mini-tour of some of the most important parts of the Parliament complex, including visits to the Debating Chamber and the Press Gallery (where Barry Soper makes a guest appearance).

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#1 - Adrienne Miller 2007-05-05 12:44 - (Reply)

hi, I am a university student at auckland uni currently studying politics and management. I found it interesting to look at how parliament works, i lokk forward to other broadcasts that you do !!

#1.1 - Terrie 2007-05-06 17:06 - (Reply)

I thought it was great too. I thought I knew a lot about parliament, but it seems one is never too old to learn something new! Good one!

#2 - Nicholas Shannon 2007-05-11 13:40 - (Reply)

Thanks for the tour John. I suspect the Prime Minister wouldn't be quite so generous with allowing people sit in her chair :).

#3 - Ahem 2007-05-14 11:17 - (Reply)

The Legislative Council was the upper house of Parliament (like the House of Lords in Britain) which was abolished in the 1950s by Sid Holland. The Chamber which housed it was never used during the refurbishment of Parliament. There was a temporary chamber built under Bowen House which is now Select Committee Rooms. A nice look around all the same!

#4 - Samantha 2007-08-15 21:07 - (Reply)

Hey John Thanks for the tour Very interesting. Ive been in parliament and its so interesting

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