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What does senate two-thirds cut-off date actually mean in regards to the Australian Senate?
According to the APH website's glossary, "cut-off" means:
"a deadline for the introduction of government bills into the Senate, imposed by the Senate in an attempt to avoid a rush of bills at the end of sittings; in order to be considered in a period of sittings a bill must be first introduced in either house in the previous period of sittings, and be received by the Senate before two-thirds of the current sitting period has expired"
So, "2/3 cut-off date" is that deadline.
What else can I help you with?
When was Australian Senate created?
Australian Senate was created in 1901.
How many people work in the Australian senate?
there are 76 members in the Australian senate
Who manages the Australian senate?
The president of the Senate
How many members are there in the Australian House of Representatives and Senate respectively?
121 for the Australian house 72 for the senate.
Who are senators in Australian parliament at the moment?
In 2001, who was the Leader of the Australian Federal Government in the Senate?
What is the senate in Australian Parliament house?
The Senate is Australia's Upper House of Parliament.
How many seats are there in the Australian senate?
76
How many people are in the 'Australian senate'?
There are 76 senators in the Australian Senate, with 12 from each of the 6 states and 2 each from the autonomous internal territories.
What are the 2 Australian houses of parliament called?
The two Australian Houses of Parliament are the Senate and House of Representatives.
What is the difference between the Australian senate and house of representatives?
I would not have a clue
What non legislative act has the senate performed in regards to Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton?
Impeachment
What is the colour of the australian senate?
the seats and the carpet are a marone/reddy brown.
