Parliamentary committees. A collection of the unfit appointed by the unwilling to perform the unnecessary?

tag=1 data=Parliamentary committees. A collection of the unfit appointed by the unwilling to perform the unnecessary? tag=2 data=Young, Andrew Maclaren tag=3 data=Legislative Studies, tag=4 data=12 tag=5 data=1 tag=6 data=Spring 1997 tag=7 data=49-59. tag=8 data=PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT tag=9 data=LELADERSHIP THEORY tag=10 data='An attempt to construct a framework of analysis of parlaimentary committee effectiveness using relevant theories of organisational behaviour. The establishment of standing and select committees is increasingly a feature of parliaments in response to the growing complexities of modern government, effective law making and accountability processes. However, there has not been a corresponding increase in analysis of how these committees perform and why they perform the way they do. This article suggests a framework for analysing parliamentary committees in Australian parliaments.' tag=13 data=V/F'An attempt to construct a framework of analysis of parlaimentary committee effectiveness using relevant theories of organisational behaviour. The establishment of standing and select committees is increasingly a feature of parliaments in response to the growing complexities of modern government, effective law making and accountability processes. However, there has not been a corresponding increase in analysis of how these committees perform and why they perform the way they do. This article suggests a framework for analysing parliamentary committees in Australian parliaments.