Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee - Thursday, 21 March 2013 Broadcasting

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View the Rules for media access to parliamentary precinct and the Legislative Assembly chamber tabled in the Legislative Assembly 26 October 2017

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2. if the House or the Speaker or Committee Chairperson, in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders and practice of the Legislative Assembly, orders that a statement be expunged or deleted from Hansard, either at the time that the statement was made or at a later time, the statement, the Speaker’s or Chairperson's direction and the proceedings relating to the matter, are not to be rebroadcast.

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