Consultation outcome

Parliamentary Privilege

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Clerk, Legislative Council Western Australia

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Clerk of NZ Parliament

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Geoffrey Lock

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Sir William McKay

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Crown Prosecution Service

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: Press Association

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: The Media Lawyers Association

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Parliamentary privilege consultation response: John Hemming MP

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Detail of outcome

Individual responses sent in response to the government’s Green Paper consultation on parliamentary privilege.


Original consultation

Summary

Green Paper inviting public views on the constitutional privileges of Parliament to ensure they provide effective, up-to-date protection.

This consultation ran from
to

Consultation description

The government received 11 responses to the Green Paper consultation on parliamentary privilege. The responses were received from:

  • University of Lincoln, Dr Andrew Defty, Professor Hugh Bochel and Jane Kirkpatrick, School of Social Sciences
  • Dr Adam Tucker, lecturer in law, University of Manchester
  • Legislative Council Western Australia, Malcolm Peacock, clerk Parliament of Western Australia
  • National Assembly of Zambia
  • New Zealand House of Representatives, clerk
  • Geoffrey Lock, ex House of Commons staff
  • Sir William McKay, Clerk of the Commons 1998-2002
  • Crown Prosecution Service
  • The Press Association
  • The Media Lawyers Association
  • John Hemming MP

With the agreement of their authors, 10 responses to the consultation are published on this page. They will be considered by a joint select committee as part of their deliberations on the Green Paper. The Select Committee is due to report on 25th April.

Documents

Parliamentary privilege

Updates to this page

Published 26 April 2012

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