Separation of Powers
Electoral System
Australia and Indonesia's government
Random Facts about Indonesia
100
Name the three branches of the separation of powers in both Australia and Indonesia
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
100
Voting in both Australia and Indonesia is complusory.
True or False
False, voting in Indonesia is voluntary
100
Who is the Head of State for Australia and Indonesia
King Charles III
President
100
How many islands make up Indonesia
17508
200
explain the role of the judiciary within the separation of powers
Work independently to interpret laws and decisions made by the other two branches.
200
How is the President of Indonesia selected?
Citizens vote directly for the President
200
Identify Australia's and Indonesia's systems of governments.
Constitutional Monarchy & Presidential Republics
200
What is Indonesia's national religion
Muslin
300
Fill in the green and red boxes
House of representatives, Senate
300
How is the Prime Minister of Australia selected?
Majority in parliament choose based on the leader of their party
300
Explain the difference between direct and representative democracy
direct - referendums, voting directly
representative democracy - vote for someone to represent you in parliament
300
What is the Presidents Name?
Prabowo Subianto
400
Fill in the blue and white boxes
Blue: The Australian constitution
Middle: Govenor General, Government departments
Right: High Courts, Other Federal Courts
400
Starting with P, what type of voting system is used in Australia?
Preferential
400
Identify the difference between the term lengths of the President in Indonesia and the Prime Minister in Australia
President - 2 x 5 years
Prime Minister - indefinitely
400
How many Australia's go Bali every year
1.5 million
500
Identify one difference in the Separation of Powers in Indonesia and Australia
- Names/ Positions
- Role of the executive
- Level of authority given to different powers
500
Starting with P, what type of voting system is used in Indonesia?
Proportional
500
Explain the difference between federalism and unitary states
Australia has a federalism system which divides powers between the federal government and states
Indonesia has a unitary system where the central government holds most power across the country.
500
How many Australia's get their tattoo's done in Bali?
Approximately 1 million