Suggests parliamentary processes are being strained by executive opacity, with crossbench and opposition pushing for accountability.
The article outlines potential procedural escalations (censure, privileges committee) as responses to executive behavior, framing these as necessary due to government non-cooperation. This positions accountability mechanisms as reactive rather than routine.
“The Greens have floated a range of measures including: a censure motion on the premier, referral to privileges committee and ordering the government to produce documents.”
