BEEP, BEEP, BEEP the buzzer goes as the parliament security guards check to make sure I am bringing nothing bad into the building. I also walked through the security detectors and I was clear. The guards were standing in one straight posture and watched every movement we made. The guards were everywhere I looked but we didn’t do anything wrong. The parliament was full of history and past tense of who were MPs and other people to do with parliament. It was and still is such a serious place for Prime Ministers and to do with New Zealand.
The Parliament is such a big building, it has 4 separate buildings around it and the Beehive has 9 stories high and John Key works in the 8th story. There were a lot of different MPs and a lot of different people that worked in parliament past the years. After we did all of the history things we went underneath the building and saw some things to do with earthquakes. When the earthquake happened in Wellington, Parliament got a bit destroyed. They put rubber slats underneath the building and that means when there are earthquakes it reduces the damage of the concrete. Also the building will just sway not rock.
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