by arty | Oct 14, 2010 | Reforms, Trust in Government
13th Annual Hawke Lecture Re-thinking Australian Politics: Engaging the Disenchanted Delivered by Professor Geoff Gallop AC Director, Graduate School of Government, The University of Sydney and Former WA Premier Wednesday 13 October 2010, Adelaide Town Hall Rarely is... by arty | Sep 30, 2010 | Reforms
As a response to the NSW Joint Standing Committee on Election Reform report, the NSW Labor Government has moved to introduce caps to election spending and donations. Keneally to cap political donations Imre Salusinszky. From: The Australian September 21, 2010... by arty | Sep 23, 2010 | Governance, Reforms
Norm Kelly The Australian National University Refereed paper presented to the Australasian Political Studies Association conference University of Newcastle 25-27 September 2006 Abstract The Howard Coalition government has recently enacted the most significant reforms...
by arty | Aug 27, 2010 | ART Publications, Code of Conduct, Freedom of Information, McMullan Principle, Ministerial Responsibility, Reforms
The minimum actions to restore Parliamentary integrity Action to restore open and accountable government at a Federal level 1. Parliamentary reform a) Independent presiding officers in both houses b) Reforms to question time to enable it to function as part of... by arty | Aug 27, 2010 | ART Publications, Political Funding, Reforms
The reforms to political donations that ART would like to see The Accountability Round Table’s starting premise is that the cost of election campaigns should be borne entirely by the State. The level of private funding from the business community for particular... by arty | Aug 25, 2010 | Federal, Reforms
This is a list to be updated as we hear of new Parliamentary reform promises and suggestions from Parliamentarians and other political players. Christopher Pyne on time limits on answers, an independent speaker and a guarantee that private member’s bills would...