澳大利亚政治人物波琳·汉森与工党议员法蒂玛·帕曼、绿党议员戴乐组成跨党派联盟，共同指责总理阿尔巴内塞在议会员工分配上存在不公平和缺乏透明度的问题1。三人要求建立独立的员工分配系统，而非由总理单方面决定，并威胁在10月议会复会时推动立法改革，以限制总理对非政府议员个人员工的权力1。
员工分配的巨大差异成为联盟的核心诉求。帕曼目前未获分配额外个人员工，戴乐仅获分配1名，而一国党平均每名议员分配0.83人1。相比之下，工党议员平均获得4.09人，联盟党议员获得1.47人1。戴乐向记者表示，整个过程"没有公布的标准、没有解释、没有上诉"1。
2025年参议院曾通过二读的法案，试图为非政府议员保证最低员工水平，但在9月第三读阶段遭到击败1。汉森曾在2024年试图调查帕曼的议会资格，帕曼随后在参议院对汉森进行了激烈批评1。
Australian politician Pauline Hanson has formed a cross-party alliance with Muslim MP Fatima Payman and Vietnamese-born MP Dale to protest what they describe as unfair and opaque staff allocation practices by Prime Minister Albanese 1. The three lawmakers are demanding the establishment of an independent staff allocation system to replace the current arrangement where the Prime Minister unilaterally decides resource distribution 1.
The dispute centers on significant disparities in personal staff numbers among non-government MPs. Payman currently has no allocated additional personal staff, while Dale has one staff member 1. By comparison, One Nation MPs average 0.83 staff per member, whereas Labor MPs receive 4.09 and Coalition MPs receive 1.47 1. Dale has criticized the allocation process, stating there are "no published standards, no explanation, no avenue of appeal" for these staffing decisions 1. The three MPs have threatened to push legislative reforms when Parliament resumes in October to restrict the Prime Minister's power over non-government MPs' personal staff allocations 1.
A Senate bill passed through second reading in 2025 attempted to guarantee minimum staff levels for non-government MPs, but it was defeated at the third reading stage in September 1. The alliance represents an unusual political combination, particularly notable given that Hanson previously attempted to investigate Payman's parliamentary eligibility in 2024, an action that prompted Payman to criticize Hanson sharply in the Senate 1.
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