Procedural publications and research papers
Papers, transcripts and submissions on various aspects of Parliamentary process and administration.
Research papers
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Title, audience and presenter
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| December 2007 |
Patterns of change – parliamentary privilege; Research Paper prepared for the Parliamentary Studies Centre, Australian National University; Presenter – Bernard Wright, Deputy Clerk of the House of Representatives
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Presentations
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Title, audience and presenter
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| January 2013 |
“Against the odds – Lessons from the framing of our Constitution”, ANZACATT Professional Development Seminar – Plenary address, January 2013 – Bernard Wright, Clerk of the House of Representatives
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| January 2013 |
“Privilege cases concerning Members of Parliament”, ANZACATT Professional Development Seminar – Workshop, January 2013 – David Elder, Deputy Clerk of the House of Representatives
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| December 2012 |
Parliamentary briefing no. 1 – 6 December 2012 – Prof Geoffrey Lindell – Williams v Commonwealth – the shrinking scope of the Executive Power of the Commonwealth and the increased role of the Australian Parliament in authorising its exercise
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| December 2012 |
Parliamentary briefing no. 2 – 6 December 2012 – Prof Geoffrey Lindell – Two important overseas cases of interest on parliamentary privilege and the exercise of coercive parliamentary powers over State witnesses and documents
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| January 2003 |
Compellability of current and former Members in relation to parliamentary inquiries by a House of which they were not a member - Update on material from ASPG meetings, Melbourne, October 2002; 4th Professional Development Seminar for Parliamentary Staff, Alice Springs, NT; Ian Harris, Clerk of the House of Representatives
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| 11 - 12 October 2002 |
Rights and Obligations of a Legislature in a Federal, Bicameral System; Australasian Study of Parliament Group, Melbourne; Ian Harris, Clerk of the House of Representatives
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| 17-18 August 2002 |
The Australian Federal Speakership The first hundred years and some future directions; Constitutional and Parliamentary Reform Conference, University of Adelaide; Hon. Neil Andrew MP, Speaker of the House of Representatives
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| June 2002 |
The Role of a Clerk of the House of Representatives; Address to Juris Doctor students of the University of Melbourne; Ian Harris, Clerk of the House of Representatives
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