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Is Parliamentary Immunity limited ? Priviliges

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Is Parliamentary Immunity limited ? Priviliges

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It's harder to follow what questions are being asked on padlet

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It's harder to follow what questions are being asked on padlet

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This is WAY better than zoom group chat. Because you can see everything without scrolling. 

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This is WAY better than zoom group chat. Because you can see everything without scrolling. 

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Do you think politicians care for anything other than power?

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Do you think politicians care for anything other than power?

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Courts do focus on the predicaments of the individual parties appearing before them, but for that very reason, they are less well equipped to take into account relevant interests of other people or groups who may be affected by the laws in question.

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Courts do focus on the predicaments of the individual parties appearing before them, but for that very reason, they are less well equipped to take into account relevant interests of other people or groups who may be affected by the laws in question.

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the judiciary is supposed to be the most apolitical branch and thus, the people cannot have their input in their rulings (ie vote out a judge who makes abhorrent decisions)

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the judiciary is supposed to be the most apolitical branch and thus, the people cannot have their input in their rulings (ie vote out a judge who makes abhorrent decisions)

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Judicial decisions which are supposed to protect the disadvantaged who are not given a voice in the political arena don't actually give positive protections 

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Judicial decisions which are supposed to protect the disadvantaged who are not given a voice in the political arena don't actually give positive protections 

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Unelected officials making law

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“Democratic debilitation” is a label used for ways that rights litigation may damage the health of representative democracy. Some fear that legislators might devote less attention to the compatibility of proposed legislation with protected rights, if it is likely to be litigated in the courts.

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“Democratic debilitation” is a label used for ways that rights litigation may damage the health of representative democracy. Some fear that legislators might devote less attention to the compatibility of proposed legislation with protected rights, if it is likely to be litigated in the courts.

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Why does he critique Judicial interpretation of Human rights laws?

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Why does he critique Judicial interpretation of Human rights laws?

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you could make your question posts in a different colour so its easier to see?

press the three dots in the top corner on your post

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Less equipped to take into account the relevant interests of other people and groups who may be affected by the laws in question 

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Less equipped to take into account the relevant interests of other people and groups who may be affected by the laws in question 

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Politicians are putting winning seats over human rights and 

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Politicians are putting winning seats over human rights and 

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A substantial proportion of the tertiary educated, professional class has lost faith in the ability of their fellow citizens to form opinions about public policy in a sufficiently intelligent, well-informed, dispassionate and carefully reasoned manner --> too many wilfully ignorant voters

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A substantial proportion of the tertiary educated, professional class has lost faith in the ability of their fellow citizens to form opinions about public policy in a sufficiently intelligent, well-informed, dispassionate and carefully reasoned manner --> too many wilfully ignorant voters

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The democratic process is a gamble on the possibilities that a people, in acting autonomously, will learn how to act rightly

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The democratic process is a gamble on the possibilities that a people, in acting autonomously, will learn how to act rightly

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So, if the term peace, order, and good government was to be considered to be legally limiting, would this place more power in the hands of the judiciary as it is so subjective to interpret what makes a good law for good governance?

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because many people want a dictator who would legislate everything they agree with

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because many people want a dictator who would legislate everything they agree with

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Why does Goldsworthy say we are losing faith with democracy

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Why does Goldsworthy say we are losing faith with democracy

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Judicial review of the constitutionality of laws is not beneficial in safe and stable societies, because they can override parliament decisions. 

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Judicial review of the constitutionality of laws is not beneficial in safe and stable societies, because they can override parliament decisions. 

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expansion of judicial review

rule of law becoming cultish

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Goldsworthy argues that we are losing faith in traditional democratic institutions because of the rising level of support for a written Bill of Rights

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hi