Overview
The age ranges vary by state. Within New South Wales, it acts as a platform for youth advocacy for 15-18 Year olds. In South Australia, the ages range from 16-25. Participants generally represent their local member of Parliament or Member of the Legislative Council and meet during a weekend long training camp where they learn the workings of the bearpit, how to create a bill, conduct debates in Legislative Assembly or the Legislative Council, and amend and vote on bills and general motions. Students visit the Legislative Assembly and the Government House.
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