The New Zealand Parliament Buildings are significant because they are the seat of the country's government, where members of parliament meet to debate, vote on legislation, and make decisions that affect the lives of New Zealanders. The buildings also represent New Zealand's democratic values and system of government, and are an important symbol of the country's national identity and history. The historic architecture of the buildings, particularly the iconic stone edifice of the Beehive, also make them a popular tourist destination and cultural landmark.
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