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Which of the following two statements in relation to the courts (judiciary) are FALSE? CT The courts are able to strike down legislation when Parliament has gone too far, for example, if Parliament passes an Act which is contrary to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. FT Because of the doctrine of separation of powers, the courts cannot regulate the Government which means that individuals and organisations cannot bring cases before the courts when they think that the Government has broken a law. Even though the courts are subservient to Parliament, the courts can declare a statute to be contrary to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. m The courts play an important part in regulating the Government as individuals and organisations can bring cases before the courts when they think that the Government has broken a law. m The courts are able to make new laws (although it is rare that the courts make new laws). The courts are subservient to Parliament and are unable to strike down a statute if it is contrary to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990