parliamentary privilege

I deal below (at 5) with any other Parliamentary privileges there may be.

This example became public knowledge in Parliament under parliamentary privilege.

The extent of parliamentary privilege is based on law and custom.

Before this ruling, such an action would have been seen as a breach of parliamentary privilege.

Lord Judge also said he had discussed the abuse of parliamentary privilege.

He also won a landmark case over parliamentary privilege.

Thus, parliamentary privilege cannot be negated by another part of the Constitution.

It must have been a breach of Parliamentary privilege.

The Court went on to find that parliamentary privilege was not so broad as to protect employment matters.

Overwhelmed by debt, he sought the protection of parliamentary privilege for a few months.

In that case, the Court made these observations about parliamentary privilege:

The case thus set an important precedent, expanding the scope of parliamentary privilege.

Within these limits, of what does parliamentary privilege consist?

John was protected by parliamentary privilege during the parliament and it assembled on 24 October 1597.

When Parliamentary privilege is used to reveal an injunction.

The allegations were raised in Parliament, but could not be challenged outside it due to parliamentary privilege.

What parallels may be drawn between royal prerogative and parliamentary privilege?

Cave was criticised under parliamentary privilege, to which answered in the newspapers.

Giving evidence to a committee, Clarke said his instinct was to defend parliamentary privilege strongly.

He is best known for instigating one of the earliest and most important English cases dealing with parliamentary privilege.

I wished that we had the power of parliamentary privilege to shelter behind, and said: "You're saying he started the fire to discredit you?"

The men, who deny the charges, are attempting to invoke -parliamentary privilege.

MPs have immunity in such circumstances, thanks to the ancient right of "parliamentary privilege".

This is the first and, until 1995, only, time that an Australian parliament punished somebody under parliamentary privilege provisions.

Browne is best remembered for his involvement in a parliamentary privilege case in 1955.