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Politics and Law - Australian Government
Politics and Law - Australian Government
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Most fashionable teacher in SS
Mr McClintock
Mr White
Mrs Davis
Mr Poga
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The representative of the Queen in Australia at the federal level.
Parliament
Legislative
Opposition
Governor General
3
Law that governs how governments govern. Limits power.
He-Man's thoughts
Consitution
Parliament
By-law
4
Custom
Murder
Assault
Shake hands
Drug taking
5
Proposed law
First Reading
Consitutio
Law
Bill
6
Upper house in state parliament
Legislative Council
House of Reps
Senate
Legislative Assembly
7
For a federal law to pass it must have
Never to be voted on
Prime Minister's approval
Royal Assent
One vote
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House of Representatives
Lower House
Upper House
Middle House
State's House
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Federal lower house
House of Reps
Leg Assembly
Senate
Leg Council
10
A popular vote on an issue or to change constitution.
Chook Raffle
Election
Parliament
Referendum
11
Appeals in WA are heard in...
Court of Appeals of the Supreme Court
Family Court
Local Court
Magistrate Court
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Senate
Da' House
Lower House
Upper House
Jimmy's House
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The signing of a bill by the Governor-General: a bill is then an Act of Parliament
King
Royal Assent
Royal Descent
Royal Ascension
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City of Vincent
Federal Govt
State Govt
Electorate
Local Govt
15
An official public announcement often about new laws.
Reading
Proclamation
Royal Ascension
Government
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A geographical division or area from which Members of Parliament are elected.
Electorate
Parliament
Member
Bill
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Leader of party/coalition that forms government.
PM
President
Minister of Education
Taoiseach
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Responsible for governing a society, including introducing new laws and enforcing existing ones
Government
Executive
Anarchy
Judicial
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Led by Colin Barnett
Electorate
Labor Party
Local Govt
State Govt
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The head of the local government is known as the...
Prime Minister
Mayor
Council Member
Premier
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Senators per state
12
8
10
16
22
The final stage in the passage of a bill through a house of Parliament
First Reading
Second Reading
First Reading
Third Reading
23
Two houses of Parliament
Full House
Unicameral
No house
Bicameral
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The first stage in the progress through a house of a bill
Third Reading
First Reading
Reading
Second Reading
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Applies to all..
Law
Rule
Custom
Harry Styles' views
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There are different levels of courts in WA. This is called...
Constitutional Court Structure
Court Hierarchy
Jack's Fried Chicken Shack
Jim's Mowing
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A Supreme Court Justice is called a
Mr Dom's Grilled Duck House
Supreme Judge
Justice
Judge
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A stage where is bill can be reviewed in more detail.
Second Reading
First Reading
Committee Stage
Third Reading
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Senators per territory
3
5
6
2
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Common law is known as...
Court Law
McClintock Law
Poga Law
Parliament Law
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Lower house in a state parliament.
Legislative Council
House of Reps
Legislative Assembly
Senate
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Aboriginal law can be applied alongside common law
Sometimes
Always
Never
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Minister of Education is a member of the...
Local Govt
Executive
Judicial Branch
High Court
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'Payback' is determined by...
Tribal Elders
Everyone
Anyone
Someone outside of the elders
35
Head of State
Colin Barnett
Lord Mayor
Tony Abbott
Governor General
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The branch of government which carries out or administers the laws.
Legilsative
Judicial
Executive
High Court
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Separation of local, state and federal governments powers
State powers
Division of Powers
Simply Powers
World powers
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A problem with aboriginal law and common law both being applied...
Judges would be too busy
Get away with crime
Punished twice
There are no problems
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A bill must pass through both the Upper and Lower house on its way to becoming law
False
True
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Aboriginal traditional punishment is often referred to as...
Pay it Forward
Guilty Pay
Payback
Back Pay
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The branch of government which interprets laws.
Executive
Judicial
Parliament
Legislative
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The second largest political party after the government party in the House of Representatives
Government
Opposition
Colin Barnett
Tony Abbott
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Number of House of Representatives
170
160
180
150
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Branch of government that makes laws.
Judicial
Legislative
Referendum
Executive
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Federal Upper house
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Senate
House of Representaives
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A District Court judge is called
Magistrate
Cool Chicken
Your Worship
Your Honor
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The WA lower house is known as...
Legislative Assembly
House of Representative
Federal Parliament
Legislative Council
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The joining together of two or more groups or parties.
Executive
House of Representatives
Government
Coalition
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Leader of local government
President
PM
Premier
Mayor
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No laws or government.
Anarchy
Dictatorship
Government
Absolute Monarchy
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Applies to a particular group and includes sanction
Rules
Law
Bertie Beetle Show Bag
Custom
52
Monarch with total power
Absolute Monarchy
Monarch
Anarchy
Constitutional Monarch
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Lead by Malcolm Tunbull
State Govt
Local Govt
Federal Govt
West Coast Eagles
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Final step in law making in federal parliament is known as...
Last Reading
Proclamation
Royal Assent
1st Reading
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First democracy
Australia
USA
Iraq
Greece
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Number of Senators
22
72
96
76
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Legendary teacher
Mr McClintock
Mr McClintock
Mr McClintock
Mr McClintock
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Statute law is known as..
Big law
Small law
Parliament Law
Court law
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A form of rule in which the government is elected by, and accountable to, the people.
Absolute Monarchy
Democracy
Dictatorship
Statute
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The second stage of the passage of a bill through a house includes debate.
Third Reading
Second Reading
Committee
First Reading
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By-laws are created by
Schools and Hospitals
State Government
Federal Government
Local Government
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Leader of state governments
Premier
Governor General
PM
Clerk
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A magistrate court judge is called
Judge
Dad
Justice
Magistrate
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Best baker in SS
Mrs Johns
Mr Poga
Mrs Davis
Mr McClintock
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Law made by parliament
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Common Law
Statute Law