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Revision Unit 1 Foundation Cert IV
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When the Governor-General or Governor signs the bill to enact it as law
Royal Signing
Royal Assent
Royal Accent
Royal Wave
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What is another name for judge-made law?
Legislation
Constitutional Law
Statute Law
Common Law
3
POLICING: What type of power?
Residual
Not Sure
Concurrent
Exclusive
4
DEFENCE: What type of power?
Not Sure
Exclusive
Concurrent
Residual
5
Statute law is law made by
Citizens of Australia
Prime Minister
Judges
Parliament
6
The House of Representatives is known as the
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Green House
Upper House
7
There are 93 members of parliament in Queensland’s Legislative Assembly?
True
False
8
Which is NOT a feature of a law?
Laws have a formalised system of enforcement
Laws apply to everyone
Laws focus on important values and concerns
Laws are made by the police or community members
9
Queensland operates under the following system of government
Unicameral
Dictatorship
Bicameral
Parliamentary
10
What three branches of government allow for the separation of powers?
Judiciary, Executive, Legislature
Prime Minister, Premier, Governor General
Executive, Monarchy, Judiciary
State, Local and Federal
11
URBAN PLANNING: What type of power?
Exclusive
Not Sure
Concurrent
Residual
12
Which takes precedence if there is a law made by parliament and a law made by judges?
Common Law (judge-made)
Statute Law (made by Parliament)
The Constitution
None of the first 3 answers
13
PARKS AND WILDLIFE: What type of power?
Residual
Not Sure
Concurrent
Exclusive
14
What is a proposed law called?
Legislation
Bill of Rights
Bill
Act
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Residual powers are those laws where power is retained by the Commonwealth and States
False
True
16
How many members are in the House of Representatives and Senate?
76 House of Reps; 150 Senates
150 House of Reps; 76 Senates
93 House of Reps; 76 Senates
76 Senates; 93 House of Representatives
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HEALTH : What type of power?
Exclusive
Not Sure
Residual
Concurrent
18
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE: What type of power?
Concurrent
Not Sure
Residual
Exclusive
19
EDUCATION: What type of power?
Concurrent
Residual
Not Sure
Exclusive
20
Murder and manslaughter carry the same life sentence punishment
True
False
21
Criminal offences in Queensland are outlined in which Act?
Criminal Code Act 1899 (Qld)
Criminal Code Act 1899 (Cth)
Criminal Offences Act 1899 (Qld)
Criminal Code Qld
22
The Legislature Arm in separating power of the government is
Members of both the House of Representatives and Senate
Members of both Houses of Parliament and the Governor-General.
The Prime Minister and his Cabinet
Judges and Magistrates of the Federal and High Courts
23
Which one of the following areas of law would be made from exclusive powers?
Currency
Education
Roads
Health
24
FIRE AND AMBULANCE: What type of power?
Not Sure
Concurrent
Residual
Exclusive
25
Section 51 of the Constitution specifies the areas in which the Commonwealth government can make laws?
True
False
26
The Queensland Parliament has only one house called
The Legislative Council
The Senate
The House of Representatives
The Legislative Assembly
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How many readings are required before a bill is passed?
3
1
4
2
