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Parliamentary Privilege

May 22, 2012 8:11 PM |
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The Insiders are back talking about parliamentary privilege. Why do MPs get to say in Parliament, things they couldn't say outside without being sued?

Plus, the royals are back, so should politicians try and tag along and get into the picture? Kathleen, David and Jaime explain how close is too close.