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New Zealand considers extending parliamentary terms to four years, contingent on public approval.
New Zealand's government plans to introduce legislation that could extend parliamentary terms from three to four years, subject to a public referendum, likely by 2026.
The change requires altering the composition of select committees to include more opposition members, providing greater checks and balances.
The legislation, based on an ACT Party draft bill, aims to improve accountability and give more time for policy implementation before elections.
Public opinion polls suggest support for the four-year term.
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Nueva Zelandia considera la posibilidad de prorrogar los mandatos parlamentarios a cuatro años, con sujeción a la aprobación pública.