Conference Papers

2007 CONFERENCE, Adelaide, August 23-25
Papers Presented

• Parliament's Accountability to the People, the Role of Committees: A Queensland view - John Alvey
• Parliamentary Accountability to the Public: the Role of Professional Development Programmes for MPs - Ken Coghill, Peter Holland and Ross Donohue
• Independent Parliamentarians and Accountability - Brian Costar
• The Conscience of Democracy? The Role of Australian Parliamentary Committees in Enacting Counter-Terrorism Laws - Dominique Dalla-Pozzo
• Exclusive Cognisance: Selected Recent Developments in New South Wales - Leslie Gonye
• Parliamentary Committee Roles in Facilitating Public Accountability at the Commonwealth Level - John Halligan
• The Tension between Individual Role Constructions, Responsibilities to the Institution and Their Reconciliation on Committees - Dr Grant Jones
• A Brief History of Conscience Voting in New Zealand - David Lindsey
• Parliamentary Scrutiny of Executive Government - K MacPherson
• The Right of Reply in the Victorian Parliament - Judy Maddigan
• Conscience Votes in the Federal Parliament since 1996 - Deirdre McKeown and Rob Lundie
• Petition Effectiveness: Improving Citizens' Direct Access to Parliament - Sonia Palmieri
• The Conscience Vote and Abortion in Parliament - Helen Pringle
• The Regulation of Governement Advertising: Increasing Accountability - Alexander Reilly
• Parliamentary Inquiries as a Form of Policy Evaluation - Mark Rodrigues
• The Role of Parliamentary Committees in Public Accountability - Bob Stensholt
• Parliament's Relationship with the Media - Claressa Surtees