First Report re an Order of Reference made Wednesday May 30 2001
Procedure and Privileges Committee (Council)· 21 June 2001general_report
This WA parliamentary committee report examines the Legislative Council's standing orders for compliance with written law. It identifies several standing orders that conflict with legislation or lack legal basis. The report recommends repealing or amending these orders to ensure legal conformity and improve procedural clarity.
Impact
The recommendations affect the Legislative Council's procedures, ensuring they comply with the law. This impacts how the Council operates, particularly regarding summoning witnesses, voting, and handling legislation requiring special majorities. It also affects the clarity and enforceability of the Council's rules.
public_sectorstanding ordersparliamentary procedurelegislative councilwritten lawconstitutionparliamentary privilegesvotingwitnessesdisallowancespecial majoritiesprorogation
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