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Legislative Assembly Public Sector Seminars

Legislative Assembly Public Sector Seminars

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Introduction to the New South Wales Legislative Assembly

The full-day seminar provides practical information on the role and functions of the Legislative Assembly. Sessions focus on the interaction between the Executive Government and the Legislative Assembly and the implications of that process for government departments and agencies.

Presenters include the Speaker, the Clerk and Members of the Legislative Assembly. The morning sessions are held in the Legislative Assembly Chamber, allowing you to sit on the floor of the Chamber in which laws are made.​

Sessions include:
    • ​​​How a law is made
    • Observation of Question Time
    • The proceedings of the Legislative Assembly
    • The role of Committees​
    • The role of the Crossbench
    • The role of Whips
    • Tour of the Legislative Assembly Chamber​​
 
​​ 2025 Seminar Program

You can register for the 2025 Public Sector Seminar here​.

Please note that the seminars are held on sitting days.

Cost: $395.00 per person. This includes a resource pack, morning and afternoon tea, and a sit-down lunch​.​​

Seminar dates: 
    • ​​Tuesday 18 March
    • Tuesday 6 May
    • Tuesday 3 June
    • Tuesday 5 August
    • Tuesday 9 September
    • Tuesday 14 October

Cancellation policy: If you are no longer able to attend, you may transfer your registration to a colleague or transfer to another seminar date up until 7 days prior to the event. 100% of the fee will be payable for cancellations received fewer than 7 days prior to the event.


Contact: For further information contact the Legislative Assembly House and Procedure team on (02) 9230 2044 or e-mail [email protected]​sw.gov.au​.

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