The Pacific Youth Leadership and Transformation Council (PYLAT) is inviting people to apply to take part in the simulation.
They will be trained up to act as MPs and lobbyists over three days in April.
The group's chair Josiah Tualamali'i said the aim was to give young Pasifika insight into how decisions are made in New Zealand.
He said they also needed to know who to turn to when they want something to happen or have ideas to feed into decision making.
Mr Tualamali'i said the event held particular importance in an election year.
