The fight over the Senate's handling of the carbon tax is a portent of things to come
It seems that personal views of the Senate's rights and privileges can depend on where one happens to be sitting in Parliament at the time. At least one major aspect of the Senate has changed in the past 13 years — it has a mind of its own now.
It seems that personal views of the Senate's rights and privileges can depend on where one happens to be sitting in Parliament at the time. At least one major aspect of the Senate has changed in the past 13 years — it has a mind of its own now.
