VoxBrief - August 2009 - Do parliaments need upper houses?

VoxBrief - August 2009 - Do parliaments need upper houses?

DO PARLIAMENTS NEED UPPER HOUSES? By Roslyn Phillips BSc, DipEd and Richard Egan BA, GradDipLibSc. 

 

 

 

Australia's federal parliament is bicameral ("two chambered"). It has two houses - a lower house called the House of Representatives and an upper house called the Senate. Legislation must be passed by both houses, and signed by the Governor-General, before it can become law.

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