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The territories of Australia are established by the Commonwealth government, and are therefore subject to Commonwealth laws. The Commonwealth may deign to give them powers to establish laws in some areas, but essentially this is at the discretion of the Commonwealth government. The territories are really just extensions of the Commonwealth government and its laws.
When the six colonies federated as states, their powers were defined by the Constitution. The territories were established a decade after federation, and although there is provision for them to become states at a later time, until that happens they are still subject only to Commonwealth law.
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Why are there territories in Australia?
Territories in Australia exist as a way to manage regions that are not part of a state but still require governance. They often encompass areas with unique geographical, cultural, or administrative needs, such as the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. The federal government oversees these territories, which can have different levels of self-governance compared to the states. This system allows for tailored management of diverse regions while maintaining national unity.
What is Canada's systems of government called?
Canada, a western federal democracy consisting of ten provinces and three territories, is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary form of government at both the national and provincial/territorial levels of government.
How does Australia's government influence their economy?
The Australian government decides on taxation levels and how to distribute the funds from taxation; which reforms need to be implemented; inflation levels; drought and natural disaster assistance; import and export demand and supply - to name just a few areas of influence. For more information on the Australian economy, have a look at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Australia
What are the 3 levels of the US government?
The 3 levels of the U.S. government are: -State Government -Local Government -National Government
What is the levels of the government?
what is the mayor's level of government
What are the Levels and types of government?
In the United States there are three basic levels of government, They are:* Federal government; * State government; and * Local government.
Are there different levels of government?
yes there is different levels of government for each state
Highest Australian troop levels during Vietnam?
Over 6,000 Australians were in country at there highest levels.
If you create a student government would that government be federal in form why or why not?
A federation can be described as a large government that is composed of smaller governments. In the US, the federal government is a union of 50 states. In Canada, the federal government is a union of ten provinces and 3 territories. A student government is not federal in nature, since the student body consists only of individuals. Students do not have any lower levels of government which can be unified into a federation.
Describe the overall experinces impacts and varying attitides of the Australian public?
Australian experiences and impacts parallel America's, but on a smaller scale, due to the relative populations of both. This was also reflected in the amount of the respective country's troop levels in Vietnam. So by knowing America's effects, you'll be able to know Australia's, on a reduced scale.
Which conditions refers to a reduced voltage levels of AC power that lasts for a period of time?
Reduced voltage levels of AC power that lasts for a period of time is known as a brownout.
How many levels of government are found in US?
The three levels of government are State, Federal,and Property
