The industrial relations club
Gerard Henderson
Abstract
Gerard Henderson
Abstract
Shortly after his defeat at the March 1983 Federal Election, Malcolm Fraser reflected on his period as Prime Minister and on the successes and failures of his Government. In an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald Mr Fraser said that his greatest regret was that early in the Government's term of office he had not initiated a referendum designed to obtain greater powers to act in the industrial relations area.
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Shortly after his defeat at the March 1983 Federal Election, Malcolm Fraser reflected on his period as Prime Minister and on the successes and failures of his Government. In an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald Mr Fraser said that his greatest regret was that early in the Government's term of office he had not initiated a referendum designed to obtain greater powers to act in the industrial relations area.
Key concepts: Prime minister, Referendum, Club, Regret, Government (linguistics), Industrial relations, Political science, Economic history