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Australia is part of a Monarchy and is a constitutional democracy that is self governing. Australia is a federation of states which have sovereignty under their own right. Australians vote for Representatives in the federations lower house at 3 yearly intervals and senate every 6 years, they also vote for their state representatives 4 yearly as well as local council election's.
1 Australia is a federation of states. Each state has its own government which has an upper and lower house. These are voted for by the people through a secret ballot. There is no restriction on who can stand for a parliamentary position. The state governments take charge of education state law enforcement prisons roads basic infrastructure etc.
2 The federal government consists of a lower house and an upper house. The lower-house is voted for by the people within electorates (set boundrys with limited populations that are redrawn from time to time as may be required to keep them all fairly equal in population). each electorate votes to put 1 representative into Parliament. this is done at least every 3 years, The uper house representatives are voted for by every person that votes in each particular state and the senate is designed to look after the interest of the states as opposed to the interest of the the federation. For the lower house to effectively govern they can only do so with the blessing of the senate.
Australians have a preferential voting system where by their vote can be counted again and if they direct preferences to other candidates in case their first preference does not win a seat.
It is a democracy and a prime-ministeral representership.
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What is the name of the British political system which Australia adopted as part of federation?
Australia adpoted the model of Britain's Westminstersystem.
Why is Canberra called the political capital of Australia?
Canberra is Australia's official capital city. It is the seat of Federal Parliament, and therefore the political capital of Australia. It is not a state capital.
What type of economical system does Mayan have?
political system
What type of political system did the Mayans have?
it's doo-doo political
Explain how the social political and cultrural environment in Australia after world war 2 resulted in Australia becoming involved in the Vietnam war?
Australia is located in the Asian sphere.
What is the name of the British political system which Australia adopted as part of federation?
Australia adpoted the model of Britain's Westminstersystem.
What political party is not in power in Australia?
The political Ministry
Who is Australia's political leader?
Australia's political leader is the Prime Minister. In 2013, this is Tony Abbott, of the Australian Liberal Party.
Which system is Australia's constitution based on?
The constitution draws on many political systems around the world, principally the British and American systems of government.
When did Australia have a class system?
do Australia have class system
Australia's government system democratic or authoritarian?
Australia's government is a democracy. Specifically, it is a form of representative government known as a parliamentary democracy. This is a political system whereby the Parliament, which has been elected by the people, has the final say in all matters of policy and law-making.
Why is Canberra called the political capital of Australia?
Canberra is Australia's official capital city. It is the seat of Federal Parliament, and therefore the political capital of Australia. It is not a state capital.
Could somebody tell you about the culture in Western Australia?
Western Australia has very similar culture to the rest of Australia. Its culture is characterised by the same religious beliefs, political system, foods and technological development found in the rest of Australia. This varies according to the region and the ethnic makeup.
What kind of political system does Poland have?
they are polish.. they dont have a political system they have a republic political system, actually
What the economic system vs political system?
What the Economic system v. political system
What type of social system does Australia have?
You may mean political system. As for their society it functions much in the same way as any other developed country. They have loose socioeconomic strata with moderate mobility.
Does Australia have a electoral college?
No, Australia does not have an electoral college system like the United States. Instead, it uses a parliamentary system where members of the House of Representatives and the Senate are elected directly by the public. The Prime Minister is typically the leader of the political party that has the most seats in the House of Representatives, following a general election. Voting in Australia is compulsory and conducted using a preferential voting system.
