Through a submission, you have an opportunity to express your opinion on matters being discussed in Parliament. Submissions are usually in a written form ...

The main purpose of a parliamentary committee is to inquire into a topic and report back to the Parliament. Most inquiries have terms of reference, which set ...

You can participate in an inquiry by making a written submission. Submissions add to a committee's knowledge and understanding of an issue and may influence ...

A submission is the presentation of views or opinions on a matter or piece of legislation under consideration by a committee of Parliament.

The system of public input into legislative proposals is an important element in the parliamentary process and in the democratic life of the country.

Making a written submission allows you to participate in the work of the Parliament and express your view on a particular matter. Who can make a submission? Any ...

Submissions alert committee members to facts or information relevant to an inquiry. Committee reports usually refer to - or quote directly from - the ...

Submissions are a way for you to share your thoughts, knowledge and recommendations on issues being investigated by parliamentary committees. Submissions are ...

Parliamentary submissions. The AEC regularly engages with parliamentary committees who are empowered to inquire into aspects of the electoral process and ...