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Gain insight into the House of Representatives with a half-day seminar?

Department of the House of Representatives < 1 min read

Interested in learning more about the work of the House of Representatives? Do you want to deepen your understanding of the Australian legislative process and build your knowledge of members, committees and more?   

Registration is closing soon for the How the House Works seminar—a half-day program aimed at professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of the House of Representatives and its role.  

How the House Works is delivered by senior officers from the Department of the House of Representatives, who will provide practical insights into the work of the House and its processes. 

In-person participants will be able to network with other attendees and ask questions of senior staff from the Department of the House of Representatives during a provided morning tea. They will also have the opportunity to attend a Q&A session in the public gallery overlooking the House of Representatives chamber.  

How the House Works seminar 

Date: Wednesday 29 July 2026  
Time: 9.15 am to 12.45 pm  
Venue: Parliament House, Canberra or online via Webex  
Price: $350.00 AUD (inc. GST) for online or on-site participation  

Tickets are limited so book your spot now.  

For assistance with group bookings or other ticketing enquiries, please contact [email protected].   

Find out more 

Website: www.houseofrepresentatives.gov.au 
Email: [email protected] 
Phone: (02) 6277 4428 

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