Ninja politics

[Gob]

Protocols for entering the NSW Parliament are being reviewed after a person dressed like a "ninja" entered the upper house and threw a paper plane at sitting members.

Police are investigating the incident, which occurred during question time yesterday.

The person, who was dressed in black including a black scarf wrapped around his or her face, passed through security and walked in to the building, and then entered the public gallery of the Legislative Council.

The Herald understands that at no time did the person remove his or her face covering.

The person then shot the paper plane into the air. It is understood to have been a flying petition for Police Minister Mike Gallacher, calling on the government to allow civilians to carry capsicum spray.

The person then turned and left the Parliament without being stopped or questioned.

President of the Legislative Council, Don Harwin, said the incident raised serious questions about conditions of entry to both the Parliament and the public gallery.

"The individual was screened upon entry to the precinct," Mr Harwin said.

"I have asked the security committee of the Parliament to review the incident, including the current conditions of entry to the building and to our gallery."



Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/flight-of-the ... z1pA5qgfWi

[The Hen]

it could easily happen in the Legislative Assembly as well.

I am sure most parliaments in Australia would be susceptible to a Ninja attack.

[Sue U]

Yes yes, but what are they doing to protect the government from pirates/zombies?

[Sean]

Yes yes, but what are they doing to protect the government from pirates/zombies?

The place is full of politicians. Who'd notice a few more pirates and zombies?

[Sue U]

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