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What has the author John Terence Morley written?
John Terence Morley has written: 'Secular socialists' -- subject(s): 1923-1961, 1961-, Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, Co-operative Commonwealth Federation. Ontario Section, Cooperative Commonwealth Federation. Ontario Section - History, New Democratic Party of Ontario, New Democratic Party of Ontario - History, Politics and government
How did Federation affect Australia's links with England?
Not very much at all -- Australia ( the Commonwealth of Australia ) was still considered to have a ' Colonial status ' . That is the six separate colonies that were in Australia prior to ' Federation ' became the ' States of ' the Commonwealth of Australia and the Commonwealth itself became ' the Colony ' . Section 8 of the Constitution Act ( of which the Australian Constitution is Section 9 ) states that it is the Commonwealth that is to be the ' Colony ' . The lawyers Quick and Garran who helped write the Australian Constitution described Australia's Parliament as a ' Colonial legislature ' The British Parliament could ( if it had wanted to ) pass laws that would override Australian Law . That made the British Parliament still Sovereign over Australia . However it was the policy of the British Parliament not to do so without consulting the Australian Parliament first . It should be noted that at Federation all people living in Australia were and remained long after - British subjects .
Do Tungus people live in the European section of the Russian Federation?
SLAVS
What ethnic groups did not originate in the European section of the Russian Federation?
Ukrainians
What is the official address of the government section of Ontario?
Ontario is a province in east central Canada. The government of Ontario occupies several buildings. For example the Communications section is located at 77 Wellesley Street W in Toronto.
Where does the government of Ontario conduct business?
The government of Ontario conducts its business in the Queen's Park section of Toronto.
What does section 51 of the Australian Constitution allow the parliament to do?
Section 51 of the Constitution provides that the Commonwealth Parliament has power ‘to make laws for the peace order and good government of the Commonwealth with respect to’ an enumerated list of topics.
What gives the commonwealth parliament its power to make laws about marriage?
The power comes from section 51 of the Australian Constitution, which explicitly gives the commonwealth the power to legislate in that area.
What is the common abbreviation of the CIF Southern Section?
The organization CIF Southern Section, or the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section is commonly abbreviated as CIFSS, and includes over 570 public and private school affiliates.
Where can someone find a list of team in the Ontario Hockey League?
Wikipedia has a section near the beginning of their section on the Ontario Hockey League which details all team members, past and present, as well as other things such as the team's season schedule.
What universities in Ontario have industrial engineering?
For the source and detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section (List of universities in Ontario) indicated below.
What is meant the the division of power in the Australian Constitution?
Main article: Federalism in Australia The Constitution sets up the Commonwealth of Australia as a federal polity, with enumerated limited specific powers conferred on the Federal Parliament. The State Parliaments are not assigned specific enumerated powers; rather the powers of their predecessor colonial Parliaments are continued except insofar as they are expressly withdrawn or vested exclusively in the Federal Parliament by the Constitution. An alternative model, the Canadian, in which it is the regional (State) units who are assigned a list of enumerated powers, was rejected by the framers. The bulk of enumerated powers are contained in section 51 and section 52. Section 52 powers are 'exclusive' to the Commonwealth (although some section 51 powers are in practice necessarily exclusive, such as the power with respect to borrowing money on the public credit of the Commonwealth in paragraph (iv), and the power to legislate with respect to matters referred to the Commonwealth by a State in paragraph (xxxvii)). By contrast, the subjects in section 51 can be legislated on by both state and Commonwealth parliaments. However, in the event of inconsistency or an intention by the Commonwealth to cover the field the Commonwealth law prevails by section 109. Both concurrent (section 51) and exclusive (section 52) powers are stated to be "subject to this Constitution". As a result, the Commonwealth's law-making power is subject to the limitations and guarantees in the Constitution (both express and implied). For example, section 99 forbids the Commonwealth from giving preference to any State or part of a State "by any law or regulation of trade, commerce, or revenue". And as discussed below, an implied guarantee of freedom of political communication has been held to limit the Commonwealth's power to regulate political discourse. The list of powers assigned to the Federal Parliament is quite similar to that assigned by the United States Constitution to the Congress, but is in some respects broader: for instance, it includes "astronomical and meteorological observations", marriage and divorce, and interstate industrial relations. The interpretation of similar heads of power - for instance the Trade and Commerce Power in Australia and the Commerce Clause in the US - has in some cases been different. The constitution also provides some opportunities for Federal-State co-operation: any State can "refer" a "matter" to the Commonwealth Parliament, and the Commonwealth Parliament can exercise, "at the request or with the concurrence of the Parliaments of all the States directly concerned", any power which, at the time of Federation, could be exercised only by the British Parliament. (Source Wikipedia)
