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Report

Playing God: the immigration minister's unrestrained power


As this report reveals, ministers now exercise power that is mostly beyond the review of judges. Such power should be exercised humanely and in accordance with morality, not absolute law. Yet, this report reveals that this is no longer the case.
Fact sheet

Fact Check: MP expenses: Are the rules clear?


Labor leadership contender Anthony Albanese claims the rules on MP entitlements are "pretty clear".
Fact sheet

Fact Check: Greens' claims over Ferguson lobbying are in the ballpark


Australian Greens' leader Christine Milne says former federal resources and energy minister Martin Ferguson's new jobs as group executive of natural resources for Seven Group Holdings and as chair to a petroleum industry advisory board, make a mockery of
Discussion paper

Possible reforms to the Lobbying Code of Conduct and Register of Lobbyists


The proposals in this paper are intended as a starting point for a dialogue on the way forward for future reforms. In 2008 the Australian Government introduced a Lobbying Code of Conduct (the Code) and established a Register of Lobbyists (Register) to ensure that contact between lobbyists and Commonwealth Government representatives is conducted in accordance...
Report

A survey of codes of conduct in Australian and selected overseas parliaments


This background note details the approach taken in Australia and some overseas parliaments to codes of conduct for ministers and members of parliament, registers of interests, the post-separation employment of ministers and the use of ethics commissioners in providing advice on and/or conducting investigations into breaches of codes.