Report on the Sitting times of the Legislative Assembly
Procedure and Privileges Committee (2008 - 2013)· 20 August 2009general_report
The Procedure and Privileges Committee reviewed the sitting times of the WA Legislative Assembly following concerns raised by an independent member. The committee considered factors like balancing parliamentary duties, electorate responsibilities, and the needs of regional members. Ultimately, the committee recommended that the sitting times remain unchanged.
Impact
The decision affects all members of the Legislative Assembly, particularly regarding their work-life balance, electorate duties, and ability to attend to other parliamentary responsibilities. The public is indirectly affected through the efficiency of parliamentary processes.
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