Law making in Australia and Queensland

What is the long title of a bill?

What percentage of bills introduced into Parliament originated in the House of Representatives?

What is generally contained in a definitions or interpretation clause?

What area is commonly under the state's jurisdiction?

Who gives the Royal Assent at the state level?

What topics are reserved for the federal parliament?

What term is synonymous with Statutes?

What is the purpose of a preamble in a bill?

What is the enacting formula in a bill?

Who has the power to make laws in areas not specified in the Australian Constitution?

Who has the power to create laws related to health?

What is the last step for a bill to become state law?

What is an activating clause?

What is the final step for a bill to become an Act of Parliament?

Who has the power to create laws related to taxation?

What happens after a bill passes the debate stage at the state level?

What topic can states make laws on?

Where can a bill be introduced at the state level?

Where can a bill be introduced at the federal level?

What happens when a bill has clauses that do not fall within the scope defined by its long title?

Who gives the assent for state and territory laws?

What is NOT a part of the federal law-making process?

Who gives the Royal Assent at the federal level?

What is the name of the upper house in the federal parliament?

What happens if a bill is passed by both houses at the federal level?

What type of bills does the House of Representatives not recognize?

What is the first step in the federal law-making process?

Who has the authority to create laws on foreign affairs?

How is the short title usually formatted?

What is another term for Legislation?

Who is responsible for debating a bill?

What happens after a bill is debated in the federal parliament?

What is the last step for a bill to become a law?

What is the name of the lower house in the federal parliament?