The Finocchiaro Government will re-establish a legislation scrutiny committee despite declaring as late as Friday that it would not, while it also plans to introduce amendments to five different pieces of legislation into Parliament over the next five days.
In the first day of Parliament for the new government, Leader of Government Business Steve Edgington announced the reintroduction of the Legislation Scrutiny Committee, which the Gunner Labor Government established in 2017 as two separate committees, and scrapped it its later form as one merged committee, on the first day of Parliament after it was elected in 2020.
Well done & good luck to all our newbie lawmakers.
Thank you for allowing some scrutiny CLP, the opposition will be deservedly minimal, so you must act as if they are more credible.
KatMacNamara is my local member, I support her spirit, but disagree with her beliefs, and have told her so.
This might be democracy at its best. If we can avoid financial capitulation after 8 years of ALP mismanagement, it will be great place to live again
Well and good for Labor to say locking up criminals does not reduce crime. Well Labor we have seen what happens when we have free range criminals in the hatchery. They grow up and commit bigger crimes and get locked up. The percentages based on race are a reflection on what behaviours are learned from their surroundings. Traditionally the extended family dealt out the discipline when most people lived in close knit family groups. That system has been failing for a long time especially with the drift to urban centres where the families are disconnected.