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Crossing the FloorUS Election Specialthe electoral and voting systems of another country
#11PAL17
the ways in which Australia and one other country can both uphold and/or undermine democratic principles, with reference to
political representation
popular participation
the rule of law
judicial independence
natural justice
#12PAL202020-11-1200 minCrossing the FloorExecutive Accountability Special: Australia Post, ANAO, ASIC and the Artsthe accountability of the Executive and public servants through collective and individual ministerial responsibility, Senate Estimates and at least one other committee of the Commonwealth Parliament, the Commonwealth Auditor General and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and through judicial review #12PAL15
roles and powers of the opposition and the shadow ministry at the Commonwealth level #12PAL5
at least one contemporary issue (the last three years) relating to political power #12PAL12
roles of the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government #11PAL32020-11-0600 minCrossing the FloorHumanities Hikes, Overpriced Triangles and The Return of K-RuddHumanities fee hikes and Lambie's mobile phone poll ban
roles of the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government #11PAL3
legislative processes at the State or Commonwealth levels #11PAL7
at least one contemporary issue(the last three years) involving the legislative process #11PAL11
political representation with reference to the role of political parties and pressure groups #11PAL13
functions of the Commonwealth Parliament in theory and in practice, including Sections 7, 24, 51, 53, and the decline of parliament thesis #12PAL2
lawmaking process in parliament and the courts, with reference to the influence of individuals. political parties, pressure groups #12PAL7
at least one...2020-10-2100 minCrossing the FloorCitizen's arrests, controversial appointments, Chinese conspiracies and cost of Claremont1. COVID Vic legislation
#12PAL7 influences on lawmaking
#12PAL12 Contemporary issue relating to political power in the last three years
#11PAL11 at least one contemporary issue (the last three years) involving the legislative process
#11PAL7 legislative processes at the State or Commonwealth levels
2. China
the ways in which Australia and one other country can both uphold and/or undermine democratic principles #12PAL20
structures and processes of one democratic and one non-democratic political and legal system #11PAL5
3. Death of RBG
the...2020-09-2226 minCrossing the FloorSpoilt businessmen, controversial GG’s and unsurprising VPsClive Palmer
types of laws made by parliaments, courts and subordinate authorities #11PAL6
Palace Letters
roles of the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government #11PAL3
roles and powers of the Governor-General, including Sections 61, 62, 63, 64, 68, 28, 57, 72, and ‘the 1975 crisis’ #12PAL3
roles and powers of the Prime Minister, Cabinet and the Ministry #12PAL4
the extent of the accountability of the Governor-General and the Office of the Governor-General through ‘the 1975 crisis’ affair’ #12PAL16
Trump delays the vote?
legislative, executive and judicial powers with reference to the Commonwealth Constituti...2020-08-1931 minCrossing the FloorJustice, Judicial decisions and Jokers in the SenateNational Cabinet update
National Cabinet
#11PAL2; #12PAL9; #12PAL4
WA Attorney General and Indigenous justice
WA Parliament unpaid fine legislation
Comments from WA Attorney General
#11PAL6; #11PAL12; #11PAL23; #11PAL20; #12PAL21
US Supreme Court Decisions
DACA decision
Gay and transgender discrimination decision
The Daily Podcast episode
#12PAL1; #12PAL20; #12PAL19
Senate committees and COVID
Article from The Conversation
#11PAL2; #12PAL152020-06-2529 minCrossing the FloorCourt challenges, Changing Rights and the Death of COAGFederal Court Live Export Ruling
the court hierarchy, methods of statutory interpretation and the doctrine of precedent
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the accountability of the Executive and public servants
through judicial review #12PAL15
BLM Protests - NSW Court of Appeal ruling
operating principles of a liberal democracy
equality of political rights
majority rule
political participation
political freedom
#11PAL1
the ways in which Australia and one other country can both uphold and/or undermine democratic principles, with reference to
political representation
popular participation
the rule...2020-06-1229 minCrossing the FloorScomo, Sports Rorts, Spies and Civil Suitsoperating principles of a liberal democracy #11PAL1
equality of political rights
majority rule
political participation
political freedom
types of laws made by parliaments, courts and subordinate authorities #11PAL6
legislative processes at the State or Commonwealth levels #11PAL7
key processes of civil and criminal trials in Western Australia #11PAL9
at least one contemporary issue (the last three years) involving the judicial process #11PAL12
political representation with reference to the role of political parties and pressure groups #11PAL13
roles and powers of the Prime Minister, Cabinet and the Ministry #12...2020-05-2036 minCrossing the FloorPandemics, Pressure Groups, Payments and PellUpdate from Mr Clarke-O'Reilly: A slight error in the discussion of the stimulus package in 2009 re Senate numbers. In the senate from 2008-2011 the ALP government had 32 seats (7 seat minority), meaning that it would have needed the support of all 7 members of the crossbench to pass it’s stimulus package. Turnbull announced that the Coalition(holding 37 seats) would work with the crossbench to block legislation relating to the $42 billion package. Ultimately the package passed the Senate after Xenophon struck a $900 million deal to bring forward money earmarked for future years for the Murray-Darling Basin and other water projects. Hi...2020-05-0627 min