Divisions in the Assembly
Procedure and Privileges Committee· 14 May 2026general_report
The WA Procedure and Privileges Committee reviewed the temporary standing order for divisions in the Legislative Assembly, implemented due to COVID-19. The report acknowledges the changes to traditional parliamentary practice but finds the current method efficient and accurate. The committee recommends future parliaments revisit the conduct of divisions.
Impact
Members of Parliament are affected by the changes to division procedures. The public may be affected by changes to the visibility and symbolism of parliamentary decision-making.
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