They include some electoral matters, such as how long parliament's term should be, whether 120 is the right number of MPs, and what should happen if an MP "party hops".
Then there are some issues involving Maori representation in Parliament - the Maori electoral option and the Maori seats - and also Maori representation in local government.
The rest of the questions are at a level above such particulars. One of them is the role of the Treaty of Waitangi within our constitutional arrangements.
Then there is the Bill of Rights Act. Does it protect enough rights, should property rights be included and are the rights it does protect, protected well enough? Should it be strengthened so that other laws have to comply with it?
Finally, there is a very fundamental question which makes us reflect well beyond the other questions the Government has given us. Should we have a written constitution?
We have brought together a range of information about the constitution, available on our website There is also a guide to making a submission.
We have enlisted the help of groups and organisations to get the message to their members. The freephone phone number is 0508 411 411, or join the conversation on www.facebook.com
The Constitution Conversation. Our website is www.ourconstitution.org.nz
Submissions close on July 1.
The Constitution Conversation will hold a Maori community hui tomorrow at the Distinction Hotel at 10am.