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Chapter 6 - Senators
Dress
There are no rules laid
down by the Senate concerning the dress of senators. The matter of dress is
left to the judgment of senators, individually and collectively, subject to any
ruling by the President (ruling of President McMullin, SD, 27/3/1968, p. 336;
see also report of House Committee, PP 235/1971, adopted by the Senate
29/2/1972, J.885). Officers attending on the Senate, such as ministerial
advisers, are also expected to maintain appropriate standards of dress (ruling
of Chair of Committees, SD, 14/11/1974, pp 2409-10).
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