Review of E-Petitions
Procedure and Privileges Committee (2005 - 2008)· 20 March 2008review_report
The WA Procedure and Privileges Committee reviewed the potential introduction of electronic petitions (e-petitions) to the Legislative Assembly. The report examines e-petition systems in other jurisdictions and considers arguments for and against their implementation. The Committee ultimately recommends against introducing e-petitions at this time.
Impact
The decision maintains the current petitioning process, impacting citizens who may have preferred an online option. The Legislative Assembly avoids the costs and resource implications of implementing and maintaining an e-petition system.
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