When a referendum is held to change the Australian Constitution, which of the following groups has the legal privilege to vote?
- APermanent residents who have lived in Australia for at least two years
- Australian citizens aged 18 years or overCevap
- CAny person residing in Australia on the day of the vote
Cevap
Australian citizens aged 18 years or over
In Australia, the privilege to participate in the democratic process by voting in federal elections and referendums is reserved for Australian citizens who are 18 years of age or older. This allows citizens to have a direct say in how the country is governed and whether the Constitution should be changed.
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Anahtar Kavram
Eligibility for voting in referendums
İpuçları
1
Consider which legal status is required to have a say in changing the nation's most important legal document, the Constitution.
2
Remember that while many people live and work in Australia, federal voting is a privilege that comes with full membership in the Australian community.
3
The correct answer involves both a specific legal status (citizenship) and a minimum age requirement (18).
Daha Fazla Pratik
Review other privileges of citizenship, such as applying for an Australian passport or seeking election to parliament.
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