Trevor:

Her are the rules for visitors of the Australian Parlaiment"

NO PROTEST, and a DRESS CODE

from:

http://www.aph.gov.au/visitors/parliamentsecurity.htm



"Observing proceedings

If a visitor wishes to observe proceedings in either Chamber the Senate or
the House of Representatives - the visitor will be required to pass through
additional security screening before entering a public gallery.

PSS staff can examine the contents of any handbags before their bearer
enters the Chamber galleries as a condition of entry.

Mobile phones and cameras are not permitted in either Chamber. These must be
cloaked at the cloaking area in the central public gallery on the first
floor. Security staff will issue a receipt for any items cloaked. Cloaked
items may be claimed on production of the receipt.

The rules of conduct for the public galleries are displayed at entrances.
They are designed to allow proceedings to take place without disruption and
no protest activity of any kind may be carried out in the galleries.


Any breaches of the rules results in the person responsible being asked to
either remain silent, to leave or to be forcibly removed.

Certain dress rules also apply to the galleries of both Chambers. PSS staff
may refuse entry to persons whose dress does not comply with these rules. "



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