The Constitution after The Voice

The Australasian Study of Parliament Group (Queensland Chapter) was established in May 1993 as a non-partisan body to encourage and stimulate research, writing and teaching about parliamentary institutions in Australia, in order to generate a better understanding of what they do. The Queensland Chapter holds three seminars each year on topical issues relating to Parliament in Queensland and Australia.To become a member of the ASPG-Q and attend many of our events for free, visithttps://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/aspg/membership.htmfor more information.

Australasian Study of Parliament Group, Queensland

Join us at Parliament House on April 15 as we discuss the future of the Australian Constitution.

Queensland Parliament

What is the future of the Australian Constitutuon? How has the Voice referendum changed attitudes towards the Constitution? Has Australia seen it's last referendum?This event, hosted by the Australasian Study of Parliament Group, bring together a distinguished panel of academics, parliamentarians and policy makers to discuss this important topic on Monday, April 15 at the Queensland Parliament.Confirmed participants include:<ul><li>Mr David Muir AM, Chair of Real Republic Australia</li><li>Dr Peta Stephenson, QUT expert in constitutional law</li><li>Chris Whiting MP, Member for Bancroft</li><li>Prof Nicholas Aroney, UQ and author of The Constitution of a Federal Commonwealth: The Making and Meaning of the Australian Constitution (Cambridge University Press, 2009)</li></ul>The event will be moderated by Murray Hancock convenor and co-founder of The Brisbane Dialogues.The event will take place in the Dandiir Room of Parliament House and begin at 5.30pm with doors open at 5.15pm.Please note that all visitors to Parliament House must bring valid government issued ID with them. Entry is via the parliamentary annexe.

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