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Social Policy in a Development Contextgislative impact – such as whether a successful legislative amendment has been made in response to a specific committee recommendation – can provide an objective source of evidence that points to a committee’s overall influence. The nature of the legislative amendment can also provide a strong sourc

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John W. Sawkins,Valerie A. Dickiearliamentary committee influenced or was considered in public or parliamentary debate on the case study Act or during a post-enactment review of the Act. Evidence of public impact includes reference to the findings or recommendations of a committee in Hansard, media reports or academic commentary, o

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John W. Sawkins,Valerie A. Dickieiamentary committee, or the system of committees, plays in the pre-introduction development of a Bill. This type of impact is described as ‘hidden’ as it often occurs prior to a Bill being introduced into Parliament and concerns the activities of public servants and parliamentary counsel, outside of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35110-5 rights-protecting capacity of the overall committee system. Building on the conclusions and recommendations explored in Chap. ., this chapter reflects on the particular strengths and weaknesses of the committees studied in this book to propose practical reforms to both how these committees work, an

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Lenaura de Vasconcelos Costa Lobato provides the most fertile opportunity to identify options to improve Australia’s parliamentary model of rights protection. It also explains that the findings made in Part II and the recommendations made in Part III are of particular relevance to rights advocates because they provide a persuasive co

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Explanation: Guidance for Social Scientistsveloped prior to introduction into Parliament). This chapter also includes an overview of past evaluations of parliamentary committees and describes how the assessment framework used this research is designed to overcome weaknesses and challenges previously encountered.