Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says decisions about deployment of Australian troops and parliamentarian views on cabinet decisions to go to war are among the “most serious” any government can make.
“Decisions about war and the deployment of Australian forces are among the most serious that any government can make,” Mr Albanese said during Question Time on Monday.
“I’ve made clear my own view that parliamentarians should be given the chance to express their views following a cabinet decision to go to war.”
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