Surely Parliamentary Services is part of the executive branch of government as an essential decision maker in machinery of government.
As such they are required by law to provide all relevant information in advice to Parliament; and in some instances to give reasons for their decisions.
Failure to do so will MISLEAD PARLIAMENT a serious breach of Administrative law.
Failure to do so will also deny the Fiduciary Obligation to the public of this country.
In this issue of the Gene Technology Bill with such serious consequence, including loss of sovereignty, loss of national security and loss of trust in government, it is absurd that this bill is being considered.
Surely Parliamentary Services is part of the executive branch of government as an essential decision maker in machinery of government.
As such they are required by law to provide all relevant information in advice to Parliament; and in some instances to give reasons for their decisions.
Failure to do so will MISLEAD PARLIAMENT a serious breach of Administrative law.
Failure to do so will also deny the Fiduciary Obligation to the public of this country.
In this issue of the Gene Technology Bill with such serious consequence, including loss of sovereignty, loss of national security and loss of trust in government, it is absurd that this bill is being considered.
Frank Rowson