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Why are referendums held in Australia?

They are held because Australia is a democracy, and public opinion should decide yes or no on a given issue. In Western Australia we have had a long and tiresome debate (and 2 referendums) about daylight saving. In both referendums the public said no, but it went ahead anyway. We are about to have a third referendum on daylight saving. I don't understand why they are holding referendums that cost the public millions, when it seems to be already decided that the public's opinion will be ignored.


What are some examples of referendums?

Referendums are direct votes in which an electorate is invited to vote on a specific proposal, often related to constitutional changes or significant policy decisions. Notable examples include the 2016 Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom, where voters decided whether to leave the European Union, and the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, which sought to determine whether Scotland should become an independent country. Other examples include the 1995 Quebec referendum on sovereignty in Canada and the 2005 French referendum on the European Constitution.


What did separatist want?

People wanted the province of Quebec should become an independent country. Separatists asked for a vote on whether Quebec should become independent.


How does a company decide whether it should enter international markets or not?

The awareness of the size of industry and potential production will decide whether a business should enter other markets


What was the Populist position on initiatives and referendums?

They wanted initiatives and referendums because government should be more responsive to public opinion.


What were the last three referendums in Australia?

1999 - The question whether Australia should become a republic. 1988 - Parliamentary terms and rights 1984 - Senatorial Terms and Interchange of powers were the last three referendums, all failed to gain the double majority and hence were resolved in the negative.


How old in Connecticut can a child decide to be adopted?

The child himself can not decide whether he should be adopted or not, only his guardians or the court decide this.


The concept that a territory should be allowed to decide whether to have slavery known as?

Popular sovereignty


What kind of vote in which citizens decide whether or not a public official should be removed from office?

the answer is "majority"


In what type of vote does citizens decide whether or not a public official should be removed from office?

majority


In what democratic country are people free to decide whether or not they should register to vote?

US Presidents


What do you do if your boyfriend is asking other girls out for juices?

You should discuss whether he believes that he is in an exclusive or an open relationship with you. You can then decide whether his concept of the relationship agrees with yours.