Dominique Dalla-Pozza

Dr Dominique Dalla-Pozza is a senior lecturer specializing in Australian public law and legislative processes at ANU College of Law. Her research examines parliamentary law-making, particularly for national security legislation, analyzing committee scrutiny through deliberative democratic theory frameworks.

Dalla-Pozza researches counter-terrorism law development since 2001, oversight mechanisms for national security activities, and parliamentary committee effectiveness. She currently works on the Australian Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries Library project.

Her publications analyze constitutional aspects of state-federal foreign relations and deliberative processes in security legislation. As former Academic Editor of the Federal Law Review and ACT convenor of the Electoral Regulation Research Network, she contributes to public law discourse.