Legislative Process

A PARLIAMENT OF UNITY AND ACTION

Australia’s current parliamentary system claims to represent the people.
In reality, it performs for them.

The House and Senate have become stages for partisan theatre — division, distraction, and careerism.
Debate has replaced decision. Optics has replaced outcomes. National interest is the casualty.

ANSR proposes something different:

THE ANSR DIFFERENCE: EXPERTISE + PUBLIC VOICE

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES — BUILT FROM EXPERTISE

Members are no longer elected simply by postcode, but by what they know.

Australians elect representatives from their own industries and professions:

  • workers

  • engineers

  • doctors

  • farmers

  • business leaders

  • educators

  • artists

  • tradespeople

    etc…

Every member speaks from lived experience — not party scripts.
Policy becomes practical, grounded, and competent.

THE SENATE — THE VOICE OF THE STATES

The Senate remains the chamber of the states, ensuring every region has equal influence:

  • urban

  • rural

  • coastal

  • remote

Every corner of the country has a seat at the table.
Every state has a say in the nation’s direction.

TWO CHAMBERS, ONE PURPOSE

  • The House grounds policy in skill, experience, and realism.

  • The Senate ensures balance, equality, and regional voice.

Together, they form a Parliament designed to govern, not perform.

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THE AUTHORITY: THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTIVE ACT

The ANSR recognises that leadership requires both decisiveness and restraint.
The Executive Directive Act empowers the Prime Minister to act swiftly in national interest — but only under constitutional oversight.

Authority is not a licence for excess.
It is a trust, granted to proven leaders under the watch of:

  • the President

  • the Constitution

  • the Appeals & Repeals mechanisms

Power is exercised for the nation, not for the individual.

THE INSURANCE: RIGHT OF REPEAL ACT

The people remain the final guardians of their Republic.

The Right of Repeal Act gives Australians the ability to challenge and overturn any law that violates the nation’s values or interests.
Through a binding national referendum, citizens can correct overreach, protect liberty, and assert sovereignty.

In the ANSR, authority begins with the people — and returns to them when needed.