Chaplaincy fight tests nationhood powers
Dan Harrison
July 21, 2011
NSW has joined a Queensland father in challenging the constitutional validity of the controversial national school chaplaincy program, arguing the scheme exceeds the federal government's powers.
Victoria and Western Australia are also intervening in the case, brought by parent Ron Williams, which will be heard in the High Court next month.
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