Can the advisers of Parliamentarians go into the chambers?

Yes, but they must sit in the advisers' box.

Members of parliament have staff to help them do their jobs. Sometimes members of parliament need the help of their staff in the Senate and House of Representatives. For example, a minister might need information to answer a question during Question Time or a member of the opposition requires information during a debate on a bill – a proposed law.

In both the Senate and House of Representatives parliamentary staff can be invited to sit in the advisers’ box. These seats are located at the end of the government and opposition benches close to the President of the Senate's and Speaker of the House of Representatives' chairs. This is the only place they are allowed to sit and they can’t move about the room. Members of parliament must move to the advisers’ box if they need to speak with their staff member.