MPs do listen to public opinion. So it is important that they hear from you. A courteous letter setting out your views can be very influential. Similarly, if your MP publicly says something you agree with relating to children and their interests, it is important to write and support them.
Most MPs have offices at both Parliament and at their electorate. You can write to them at either. They also have email.
To find out who your MP is and how to contact them go to: www.parliament.govt.nz/mps-and-ministers.html
If you decide to write a letter (‘snail’ mail) instead of email then remember you do not need to put a stamp on the envelope if it is sent to Parliament Buildings, Wellington .
For some tips on writing to your MP
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