You are standing in front of the Parliament House Foundation Stone Plaque. It is situated within the foyer of Parliament House in Wellington, New Zealand. This plaque marks a significant moment in the history of New Zealand’s Parliament. It commemorates the laying of the foundation stone for the current Parliament House by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon. The plaque bears the inscription: “This foundation Stone was laid by the Prime Minister The Honourable R.J.L Hawke A.C., M.P. on 4 October 1988 in The Presence of Senator the Hon D. McClelland President of The Senate.” This plaque is a testament to the enduring legacy of New Zealand’s political history and the building that sits above it. It is a place where the foundation of our nation’s democratic future was laid.
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