Professor Klaas Woldring - Perth, Australia - The Echo

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Thank You Note

Hello Professor Woldring, I wanted to express my gratitude for your captivating article on the Australian Constitution. It was truly eye-opening to learn about its outdated aspects, while also recognizing the immense potential for reform and enhancement.

• It was intriguing to discover that Cabinet ministers are not required to be MPs, offering a fresh perspective on the matter.
• It might be likened to those household chores we always procrastinate on, such as cleaning the windows, knowing it's essential but constantly being pushed to the bottom of the to-do list.

One possible solution could involve establishing a dedicated task force solely focused on constitutional reform, addressing specific aspects step by step.

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