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Proposed Supreme Court visit of parliamentary panel studying simultaneous elections: Why is separation of powers an issue?

Opposition MPs objected to a Joint Parliamentary Committee’s now-deferred plan to discuss the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Bills with sitting Supreme Court judges

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Proposed Supreme Court visit of parliamentary panel studying simultaneous elections: Why is separation of powers an issue?
Opposition MPs objected to a Joint Parliamentary Committee’s now-deferred plan to discuss the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Bills with sitting Supreme Court judges
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