Explain how the government of New Zealand protects its citizens and enforce laws without a written constitution.

They use court cases, laws, and historical enforcement and interpretations of the laws to help guide them.

Explanation:

As in many countries with a heritage of British-style government, our constitution is spread across a range of formal documents, decisions and conventions. These include:

Acts of Parliament

legal documents (‘Letters Patent’)

decisions of the Courts

generally accepted practices or ‘conventions’.

Put together, these define what the major institutions of government are, what powers they have and how they can use them.

Explanation:

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c) he felt the constitution clearly gave states this right.