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Responsible Parliamentary Government Course
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The fourth annual CDI Responsible Parliamentary Government Course was conducted by the ANU's Asia Pacific School of Economics and Government (APSEG) from 29 August - 16 September 2005 in Canberra. The course was designed primarily for mid-level parliamentary officials and examined the fundamental principles and doctrines underlying the practice of responsible parliamentary government. Using the Australian Commonwealth Parliament as the principal example, the course covered issues including constitutional foundations, the main activities of parliament, and related structures for accountability and scrutiny of administration. Participants have the option of undertaking the course as part of a Masters degree. Officials from the parliaments of , Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand and Vietnam attended the course.
The thirteen participants who undertook the training course were:
Mr Agustinus - Indonesia
Ms Ruth Alex - Papua New Guinea
Mr Fasrudin Arief Budiman - Indonesia
Ms Dian Cahyaningrum - Indonesia
Ms Santi Donamiarsi - Indonesia
Mr Augustine Grimbai - Papua New Guinea
Ms Hikmah - Indonesia
Ms Saranyu Mansap - Thailand
Mrs Nguyen Thi Khanh - Vietnam
Ms Ofacken Onge Nufuk - Papua New Guinea
Ms Ida Nuryati - Indonesia
Mrs Pham Thi Hai Yen - Vietnam
Ms Sroinapa Wattanakittikul - Thailand
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