Today in my social studies class we had to write an explanation on how a bill becomes a law.
Step 1: The bill will be introduced to the house
Step 2: Members of Parliament debate whether
the bill should go on to a select committee for further
consideration or whether it should be rejected.
Step 3: A select committee of MPs
carefully considers the bill. They read and listen to
the views of the public and interested organisations,
recommend amendments
Step 4: The bill returns to the House, along
with the recommendations of the select committee.
Members consider the recommendations
Step 5: Members debate the
bill part by part in a detailed examination that can take
several days. This is the last chance to change the bill.
Step 6: In this final debate, MP's look at the bill
as a whole and consider what will happen if the bill
becomes law.
Step 7:The Governor-General signs the bill
on behalf of the Sovereign, agreeing that it should
become an Act of Parliament and pass into law
Hope you have now learned how a bill becomes a law
Stephen
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
Wednesday, 22 August 2018
Perspectives:Government decisions
I think that foreign land owners should not be allowed to sell nz bottled water overseas because that might influence the people who brought it to sell it to other countries and come to new zealand and all the land and sell it globally.I think that might affect the future generations for learning about land water.
Wednesday, 15 August 2018
Cyberbullying
Cybersmart Assessment
What it means to be cybersmart and why it is important
- Being safe on the net.
- Being careful of hackers.
- It is important to be safe on the internet and don’t come across hackers or anyone that will change your life.
- Two things you learnt about being cybersmart and how you could apply it to your own life
- The two things I have learnt about cybersmart is that you should not be bad on the internet and think before you send.
A personal strategy a young person can do to help themselves if they are being cyberbullied
- They should go to the authorities or before that they should go to the school social worker or school counselor.
- A interpersonal strategy a young person can do to help their friend who is being cyberbullied
- Tell him to block him/her from social media.
- Buy him/her food.
- Calm them down when they might need it.
- A personal strategy a young person who finds themselves bullying other young people can do to help build their self-esteem and change their behaviour
- Cheer them up.
- Buy them a lot of food.
- Play some basketball.
- Sing some songs.
- Give them your last coins.
- Invite them to your house.
- What advice would you give a year 6 student if they are being cyberbullied
- Tell them to block the person on whatever they use to talk to each other.
- Tell them to tell the other person to stop it or else the principle,Social worker,School counselor wii get involved
Tuesday, 14 August 2018
Perspective:Plastic bag ban
Today I read an article on the government's decision to ban plastic bag
I agree with this decision because plastic bags maybe affecting the animals in the sea like Sea turtles,Whales,etc
The impact to banning plastic bags may help the animals in the sea
I agree with this decision because plastic bags maybe affecting the animals in the sea like Sea turtles,Whales,etc
The impact to banning plastic bags may help the animals in the sea
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
Survivor blog reflection
Survivor Blog Reflection
Tuesday, 3 July 2018
Migration Model
Migration Movement
Labels:
Migration,
Model,
New Zealand,
Tokelau
Tuesday, 26 June 2018
muffins
Today in our food tech class we made chocolate muffin's the steps to make chocolate muffins are
- 1 and a half cup of self raising flour
- 1 half a cup of sugar
- 1 half a cup of milk,oil
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon of vanilla essence
- Mix well and scoop into muffin tin and heat up oven to 180 degrees
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