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Queensland does not have an upper house.
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What is the name of the upper house of the Parliament of Australia?
Australia's upper house of Parliament is the Senate.
What does The Queensland State Parliament not have that other state parliaments in Australia have?
The Parliament once had both an Upper and Lower House. But they abolished Queensland's Upper House, the Legislative Council, on 23 March 1922.
What does Australia parliament consist of?
Parliament of Australia consist of three component which is the queen(head of state) , senate(upper house) and the house of representatives(lower house). Australia's parliament is based on westminster system and is made up of two houses which is upper and lower and also known as Bicameral system .
Is the Senate Upper house or lower house?
The Senate is the Upper House of Federal parliament in Australia.
What is the capital of upper Australia?
There is no state, territory or region known as upper Australia.
In federal parliament what is the upper house called?
The upper house in Australia is known as the Senate.
What is the name of the upper house of parliament in South Australia?
The Upper House of Parliament in New South Wales is called the Legislative Council.
What are the houses of federal parliament in Australia called?
The two houses of the Australian Federal Parliament are the Senate (the Upper House) and the House of Representatives (the Lower House).
What is composition of parliament house?
Parliament House consists of two house - the Upper House, or Senate, and the Lower House, which is the House of Representatives. Australia is ruled by a partial monarchy- we have a Prime Minister, but the Queen is still the Head of State.
What is the senate in Australian Parliament house?
The Senate is Australia's Upper House of Parliament.
What is another name for the 'upper house' in Australia?
Another name for upper house in the US is the "SENATE". Read further if you want a little more understanding of upper and lower houses (a bicameral system). The legislative branch of the United States is called "Congress". In Britain, Australia and other Commonweatlh nations it is called "Parliament". They are bicameral meaning two chambers, the upper house and the lower house. In the United States of America, congress is composed of: - the upper house which is the "Senate" - the lower house which is the "House of Representatives" The Commonwealth parliament (e.g. the Australian parliament) is composed of: - the "Crown", represented by the Governor-General - the upper house which is the "Senate" - the lower house which is the "House of Representatives" The Victorian parliament (an example of a state in Australia, a Commonwealth nation) is composed of: - the "Crown", represented by the Governor - the upper house which is called the "Legislative Council" - the lower house which is called the "Legislative Assembly"
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