Abstract
Education – School chaplaincy – Public funding – Australia – School partaking in federal government funding scheme allocating money from consolidated revenue fund to provide for individual schools to buy in chaplaincy services – Parent with children attending participating school - Parent’s children not taking part in school chaplaincy services – Parent claiming use of executive power to fund scheme unconstitutional – Whether parent having standing to challenge scheme – Whether scheme beyond executive power of Commonwealth – Whether appointment of chaplain under scheme contrary to constitutional prohibition against ‘religious test’ for public appointment – Constitution of Australia, ss 61, 116
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