Senator Don Chipp, founder of the Australian Democrats Party, famously observed that the role of the Senate was to 'keep the bastards honest'.He was referring to:

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Senator Don Chipp's statement refers to the Senate's power to veto any law proposed by the executive government in the Lower House. The Senate's role as a house of review, with the ability to scrutinize and potentially block government legislation, serves as a check on the power of the executive and helps to ensure greater transparency and accountability in the legislative process.

Senator Don Chipp, Founder of the Australian Democrats Party, Famously