Australian Politics and Policy - Senior, 2019a

Australian Politics and Policy
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About the authors
Dr Tracey Arklay is a senior lecturer in the School of Government and International
Relations and the program director of the Graduate Certificate in Policy
Analysis at Griffith University. Her research interests include public policy, federal
and state politics, parliamentary history and disaster management. She is the author
of Arthur Fadden: a political silhouette (2014) and The ayes have it: history of the
Queensland parliament 1957–1989 (2010, with John Wanna). She is a co-editor of A
people’s federation (2017).
Neil John Laurie LLB LLM (Hons) MBA is the clerk of the Queensland parliament
(Queensland) and was the deputy clerk and clerk of committees and research
director of the Members’ Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee from
1996 to 2003. He was admitted to the Queensland Supreme Court as a barristerat-law
in 1992. He has published extensively on parliamentary practice in the
Australasian Parliamentary Review and The Table. His most recent publications
include ‘Parliament, executive and the courts: laws of separation, conventions of
mutual respect and outstanding flashpoints’ (2015), ‘Integrity and Accountability
Review in Queensland’ (2010) and ‘Responsible government without an upper
house’ (2009).
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