Publication
Oct 2014
This paper presents the cases for and against rearranging ministerial responsibilities in the domestic security space in Australia. The first argument identifies fives reasons why change is needed and proposes a new ministerial rearrangement for domestic security. The second presents a case for the status quo, arguing that the National Security Committee of Cabinet (NSC) is more important in ensuring coordinated security policy than the division of responsibilities among its ministers.
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Series | ASPI Strategic Insights |
Issue | 76 |
Publisher | Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) |
Copyright | © 2014 ASPI |