Marcus Ganley has spent the last 25 years working across government and private sector in Australia and New Zealand, including as a senior adviser to a New Zealand Prime Minster and to a Finance Minister in each country.

Marcus has written about parliamentary democracy and public participation in Australia and New Zealand, including Public Perceptions of the New Zealand Parliament, What the Australian Senate can learn from NZ’s House of Representatives, and Select committees and their role in keeping Parliament relevant. He now works for the Government of the Australian Capital Territory.