Video & Audio
Video & Audio
Westminster Traditions
Contents (Links to YouTube)
- What Is the Westminster System?
- Westminster Influences Around the World
- The Developments of Victoria's 'Westminster-Style' System
- Red and Green / Upper and Lower
- The History of The Speaker's Role
- The Sergeant at Arms & Mace
- The Usher of the Black Rod
- Modernization of Parliament: Uniforms and The Usher of the Black Rod
- Three Readings of a Bill
Our Rituals and Ceremonies
Contents (Links to YouTube)
Victoria's System of Democracy
Contents (Links to YouTube)
Accountable Government
Contents (Links to YouTube)
The Governor
Contents (Links to YouTube)
Victoria's System Into the Future
Contents (Links to YouTube)
The Role of an MP
Contents (Links to YouTube)
The Legislative Process
Contents (Links to YouTube)
- What is a Bill?
- The Drafting Process
- Who Can Introduce a Bill?
- Clerk of Council Role in passage of Bills
- How does Cabinet decide a Bill is ready to introduce?
- How is a Private Members Bill Introduced?
- What do Committees do?
- Who Makes Up a Committee?
- What does a Committee do with it's findings?
- The Role of the Opposition in the Legislative Process
- The Premier and the Bill at Cabinet
- Legislative Assembly: Debating the Bill
- Legislative Council: Reviewing the Bill
- Royal Assent: A Bill becomes a Law
Inside Parliament
Contents (Link to YouTube)
- The Structure of Parliament
- The Legislative Assembly: The Seat of Government
- Accessible Government
- The Premier's Role and Cabinet
- What is a Minister?
- What is a Shadow Minister?
- Becoming a Minister - School Captain Analogy
- Presiding Officers - The Speaker's Role
- Presiding Officers - The President's Role
- Best Bits about being the Speaker
- The Presidents' Powers
- What is a Division?
- The Legislative Council: A House of Review
- The Role of the Opposition
- How are Members of the Council Elected?
- Standing Orders and The Rules of Debate
- What Does the 'Public Service' do?
- What Do the Clerks Do?
History
Contents (Links to YouTube)
- Aboriginal Significance - Parliament House Site
- Aboriginal Recognition after 153 Years
- History of the Victorian Parliament 1836 - 1851
- History of the Victorian Parliament 1851 - 1856
- Constitution Proclaimed 1855
- History of the Victorian Parliament 1856 - 1901
- 100 Years of Instability
- History of the Victorian Parliament 1901 - Present
- Women's Suffrage and the Accidental Vote
- The Evolution of Full Adult Suffrage
- Eureka to Speaker: Peter Lalor and The Eureka Stockade
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