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				<title>Should Politicians Be Legally Accountable for Their Election Promises?</title>
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				<description>By Brendan  Norris - It would be impossible to implement the legal enforceability of  election promises though, because of the format and procedures of our  governmental&amp;rsquo; and legal systems. The major reason is that the question,  in stating &amp;ldquo;legally accountable,&amp;rdquo; suggests that election promises should  be enforceable before the courts. However, that would mean that judges  would be overseeing the operation of Government and the Parliament. If  this was the case, it &amp;ldquo;would be contrary to Dicey&amp;rsquo;s Rule of Law&amp;rdquo;  (Senator O&amp;rsquo;Chee, 1996), which requires laws to be made by Parliament...</description>
				<pubDate>Wed, 01 Jan 1997 12:00 EST</pubDate>
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