Kenneth O’Dowd on war reform

by Staff Writers | Sep 13, 2021 | War Powers Reform

When asked if he believed Parliamentary approval should be required before Australian troops are sent into armed conflict abroad Kenneth O’Down, Liberal National Party Representative for Flynn, Queenland, responded that the parliament needs to have a say unless there was “immediate danger to Australia”.

Staff writers who have worked on one or more of our special investigative projects include Zacharias Zsumer (War Powers), Stephanie Tran, Tasha May and Luke Stacey.

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