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civics test term 3

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What is the process of changing the constitution? 1. Bill is passed (Parliament). 2. The factors (Parliament members prepare yes cases and no cases for whoever agrees). 3. AEC- the Australian Electoral Commission sends out pamphlets explaining both cases. 4. Referendum 5. Double majority 6. GG signs bill
What happens if the Senate and House of Representatives cannot agree on a bill (constitution)? Section 128 of the Constitution provides a way for a referendum, to still be held.
What is similar about law making and changing the constitution? Both start as a bill in the Australian Parliament, however after that, they follow different journeys.
What is a Hansard? The official written record of everything said in Parliament
What is a private members bill? A bill introduced by a backbencher instead of a minister
What is an amendment? a change proposed to a bill, during the committee stage
What is a quorum in parliament? The minimum number of members who must be present for Parliament to conduct business
Why does Australia not have a complete separation of powers? The Prime Minister, ministers and the Governor-General are part of the Executive and the Parliament. High Court judges, the Prime Minister and ministers are chosen by the Governor-General, who is part of the Parliament and the Executive.
How often are MLA's elected? MLA are members of the ACT Legislative Assembly the third Saturday of October every four years.
What is the name given to laws made by local councils? A by-law
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