1,The principle of the separation of powers is most clearly seen in New Zealand in relation to:

Select one alternative:

• A, The independence of courts that can rule against Ministers who exceed their authority.
• B, The Governor-General's power to dismiss Ministers (including the Prime Minister).
• C, Ministers who make up the executive being accountable to Parliament.
• D, The executive being distinct from the legislature.

2,The Waitangi Tribunal is empowered to consider:

Select one alternative:

• A, Both historical claims (that arose before 1992) and current and future claims.
• B, Only current and future claims.
• C, Historical claims only (that arose before 1992).
• D, Only historical claims that relate to land confiscation following the conflicts between 1860 and 1880.

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