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POL U2 AOS 2
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Statue Law | Law made by the parliament |
| Statue Law Eg. | Racial Discrimination Act |
| Common Law | Decisions and laws made and developed by judges |
| Common Law Eg. | Right to Remain Silent |
| Evaluate how Aus supports democracy with referance to seperation of powers and a representative democracy. (Opening) | Australia supports democracy through representative democracy and separation of powers, which allow citizens to influence government and limit the concentration of power. |
| Evaluate Question: Recall Question. (Strength) | Strength: Representative Democracy (Define) + supports democracy by giving people a voice in government and the ability to hold leaders accountable through elections. |
| Evaluate Question: Recall Question. (Weakness) | Weakness: Partial Seperation of Powers executive is formed from Parliament, meaning the legislative and executive branches overlap and checks on government power are reduced. |
| Evaluate Question: How does Aus support democracy with reference to representative democracy and seperation of powers. (Link to SOP) | separation of powers still supports democracy by dividing power between the legislative, executive and judicial branches, preventing too much power from being concentrated in one institution. |
| Evaluate Question: Link | Australia's system supports democracy effectively, as representative democracy gives citizens political control and separation of powers provides checks and balances, |
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