If the Australian Government needs to introduce a new law that applies to the entire nation, such as a law regarding national security or currency, which body holds the 'legislative power' to debate, amend, and pass this law under the Constitution?
- The Federal ParliamentCevap
- BThe Executive Government
- CThe State and Territory Parliaments
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The Federal Parliament
The Federal Parliament is the only body with the 'legislative power' to make and change laws for the Commonwealth of Australia. This power is granted by the Australian Constitution and requires the involvement of the King (represented by the Governor-General), the Senate, and the House of Representatives.
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Legislative Power (Parliament)
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Think about which branch of government is responsible for 'making' laws rather than 'enforcing' them.
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Legislative power belongs to the branch that consists of representatives who debate bills in two 'houses'.
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Review the components of the Federal Parliament to understand how the King, the Senate, and the House of Representatives work together.
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