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Review of the Standing Orders relating to Motions on Notice

Procedure and Privileges Committee (Council)· 18 September 2018review_report

This WA parliamentary committee report reviews the Standing Orders relating to Motions on Notice in the Legislative Council. It examines the effectiveness of current procedures, considering factors like increased political party representation, limited debate time, and the absence of equitable allocation mechanisms. The report seeks to modernize procedures and invites member submissions to inform potential reforms.

Impact

The report's findings and recommendations will affect how Legislative Council members can raise and debate issues, potentially impacting the scrutiny of government actions and the representation of diverse political viewpoints. Changes could affect all members, particularly those in opposition or minor parties.

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