• What: A free public program on the basics of your local parliament
  • When: 9.30am-1.00pm, Wednesday 5 May and Thursday 16 September 2027
  • Where: Legislative Assembly Building, Civic Square, Canberra
  • How to book: Click here

Are you interested in learning more about your local parliament? Our Assembly 101 community seminar explores how the Legislative Assembly operates and the roles of its elected members. It is free, open to all members of the public, and includes a catered morning tea.

About the program

Registrations begins at 9am in the reception room, on the left after clearing security at the Civic Square public entrance. The program begins at 9.30am. Highlights of the seminar include

Participants are also invited to come back to the Assembly just before 2pm to watch question time from the public gallery in the chamber.

This event includes complimentary tea, coffee, and water plus a free catered morning tea. We're happy to cater to your dietary requirements - just let us know on the booking e-form.

We are committed to making our programs as accessible as we can. If you have an accessibility requirement, please contact us at LAeducation@parliament.act.gov.au.

  • Arrival and security screening: Click here for more.
  • Venue: The program is in the Assembly reception room, on the ground floor, with wide double-doors and level laminate wood flooring.
  • Bathrooms: An accessible unisex bathroom is available on the ground floor along the committee corridor. It contains a toilet, sink, baby change facility, and space for mobility equipment.
  • Audio-visual: We use a high-lumen projector and ceiling-suspended screen for visual presentations. An in-built microphone and speaker system is available for presenters to use, if you require it. You receive digital copies of all material presented after the event, too.

Book your place

Each program is limited to 25 attendees. To book your place, click on the button below and complete the Eventbrite registration.  If you have any questions, email LAeducation@parliament.act.gov.au.