opaque accounting methods / tobacco advertising / rural and regional health services / parallel committee systems / /
MarketIndex
case 100 / /
MedicalCondition
drug abuse / /
Organization
Parliament of NSW / Senate committee / third Standing Committee on Law and Justice / Coalition Government / NSW Legislative Council / High Court / Standing Committee on Parliamentary Privilege and Ethics / Carr Government / Standing Committee on Social Issues.10 Both / Regulation Review Committee / Committee on the ICAC / Legislative Council’s committee / Australian Democrats / Legislative Assembly committee / NSW Parliamentary Library Research Service / Committee on Law and Justice / Labour Party / House / State Parliament / Estimates Committee / Labor Government / Australian Parliament / Council’s Subordinate Legislation Committee / Senate / One Nation / Christian Democratic Party / New South Wales Parliament / Ombudsman and Police Integrity Commission / Select Committee on Standing Committees / Legislative Council of NSW / State Development Committee / Australian Senate / Standing Committee on Social Issues / Social Issues Committee / Standing Committee on State Development / General Purpose Standing Committee / Health Care Complaints Commission / Outdoor Recreation Party / Public Accounts Committee / Joint Regulation Review Committee / office of the Ombudsman / New South Wales Legislative Council / Committee on Children / Liberal/National Coalition / The Greens / on Government / General Purpose Committee / Standing Committee on Privilege and Ethics / Legislative Assembly / /
Person
Michael Egan / Ken Turner / Tony Kelly / Ibid / Anne Lynch / Rodney Smith / Barbara Page / Alan Corbett / David Clune / Gareth Griffith / Sharath Srinivasan / Purpose Standing / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / /
Position
concerted critic / Deputy President / Minister / Clerk / General / author / police commissioner / Chairman / Senior Research Officer / Executive / Treasurer / Chair / co-operative / Deputy Chair / /
The New South Wales Legislative Council: an analysis of its contemporary performance as a house of review Gareth Griffith* In 1978 the New South Wales Legislative Council was reformed by