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ISSN 1447-9125
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Table of contents
From the editor, Jennifer Aldred
Articles
A comparative analysis of rights scrutiny of bills in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom: Is New Zealand lagging behind its peers?
Catherine RodgersAnti-corruption agencies: Impact on the privileges and immunities of parliament
Carly SheenNot quite as expected: Victorian Labor and the Legislative Council 2010
Paul Rodan2011 ASPG Conference: The Executive versus the Parliament – Who Wins?
Parliament and the challenge of executive growth
Is the traditional role of parliament still valid in our society?
Sonia HorneryExecutive growth and the takeover of Australian parliaments
Scott PrasserBalancing the need for the executive’s right to govern against the necessity for parliamentary scrutiny
A new era of parliamentary reform
Judy SpenceResisting executive control in Queensland’s unicameral legislature — recent developments and the changing role of the speaker in Queensland
Kate Jones and Scott PrasserHolding oppositions to account: the slow surrender of parliamentary democracy
Jay TilleyDiminishing the efficacy of disallowance motions: quasi-legislation in state jurisdictions
Scott HickieThe effects of non-government controlled upper houses on restraining the executive
The impact of multi-party government on parliament-executive relations — examples from Britain and Germany
Katrin SteinackA case study from the South Australian Parliament
Jordan BastoniRestraints upon the agenda: policy making in Victoria 1982–1992
Alistair HarknessVictorian perspectives
Cabinet confidentiality and parliamentary scrutiny in the information age
Tony LuptonVictoria’s dispute resolution committee and its implications for an effective bicameral system
Philip DavisTrends in public sector audit legislation: from federation to follow-the-dollar
Des PearsonWho cares wins: parliamentary committees and the executive
Paul LobbanThe role of public accounts committees
Jonathan O’DeaProrogation and principle; the Gentrader Inquiry, government accountability and the shutdown of parliament
Teresa McMichaelRedressing the imbalance: recent developments
Breaking down the barriers — when parliaments display leadership and the executive follows
David GibsonPacific Island parliaments: developmental aspirations and political realities
Graham HassallParliamentary chronicles
‘From the Tables’- A round-up of administrative and procedural developments in the Australasian Parliaments
Robyn SmithBook review
The Fog on the Hill: How NSW Labor Lost its Way
David Clune