We asked Simon Johnston, Clerk-Assistant, House and Procedure and Serjeant-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly and Todd Buttsworth, Director House and Procedure and Deputy Serjeant-at-Arms about ...
Parliamentary privilege. It’s not about personal perks, it’s about the rights, immunities, and powers of the parliament. It’s a complicated concept that has taken hundreds of years to develop ...
Early Life and Education The man behind Martin Place was born in Ireland in 1820, but he and his family relocated to Sydney in 1821. Despite their humble beginnings, James was a brilliant ...
In October, the Parliament of NSW hosted its very first Breakfast Club event. Our attendees received a crash course on Hansard from NSW Parliament’s Editor of Debates, Vanessa Schlenert - the ...
Robust debate is a feature of our Parliament. Often on the frontline are the Ministers, promoting the Government’s policies and achievements; and facing them are the Shadow Ministers, ...
"While we work to support reconciliation and learning, it is important to remember how our decisions impact not only Aboriginal people now but future generations." President of the NSW ...
People power - uncovered! Explore the power voices like yours throughout history and watch ‘Petitions: The Power of Voices’, our recent History Week 2023 event captured live from the Parliament ...
The Parliament of NSW makes laws for the whole state of NSW. From idea to official legislation - there are a few steps before a parliamentary bill can become a law. Some bills never make it all ...
We asked Parliamentary Hansard Reporter James Oake about his work with the Parliament of NSW. Here’s what he told us: What is Hansard? Hansard is the written record of all proceedings and ...
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