parliament structure
which government creates the law ?
the legislative branch :D
What is the main religion mentioned in the Australian Constitution?
none- i dont think they like religion
who is the person who leads the Australian government ?
the prime minster :D
This house represents Australians based on population.
The house of representatives
The document in which the Australia governed.
the Australian constitution
How many levels of government does Australia have. :D
Which section of the Australian Constitution protects freedom of religion?
section 116 :D
one of the main jobs done in the parliament
law making :D
this house has 76 senators :D
the senate ( or how shreyan says it " the sen-ate "
This law is the highest law in Australia.
the constitution
This level of government makes laws for the whole country.
the federal ( commonwealth ) government :D
Can someone be prevented from holding a government job because of their religion?
nah they dont cuz they apprciatie other religions
This group checks that the government is doing its job
the opposition
Bills usually begin in this house.
Australians must vote "Yes" in this event to change the Constitution.
whats the referendum ( i know the answer to this )
This person officially represents the King in Australia.
the govern general ( thats me )
Can members of Parliament have different religions?
yes because of freedom of religion :D
This role presents new laws to Parliament.
the government :D
how many senators is elected in each australian state
12
A referendum needs this to pass.
a DOUBLE MAJORITY :DD
This principle divides government into three branches.
the seperation power
Why is freedom of religion important in Australia's Parliament?:>
it lets everyone expressing them selves along with their religion.
This role speaks for the people in an electorate.
( this was chatgpted :< )
member of parliament
A bill must pass both of these houses before becoming law.
the house of representatives and the senate
when was the aboriginal constitution made which states that aboriginal people are considered people and not animals or plants ( mean people am i right )
1967