The Australian Constitution defines the Federal Parliament as consisting of three distinct parts: the King, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. Given this structure, what is the formal procedure for the King's representative to be appointed to their position?
- The King appoints the Governor-General on the advice of the Australian Prime Minister.Cevap
- BThe Governor-General is elected by a two-thirds majority of the members of the Federal Parliament.
- CThe King chooses the Governor-General independently to ensure they remain separate from the Australian Government.
Cevap
The King appoints the Governor-General on the advice of the Australian Prime Minister.
The correct answer is correct because, although the King is the Head of State, the Governor-General is his representative in Australia. Under the Australian constitutional system, the King does not choose this representative independently; instead, the appointment is made on the formal advice of the Australian Prime Minister. This ensures that the representative of the Crown is acceptable to the elected government of Australia.
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Constitutional appointment of the Governor-General
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Consider the difference between an 'elected' official and an 'appointed' representative in the Australian system.
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Review the specific constitutional roles of the Governor-General, such as giving Royal Assent to bills passed by Parliament.
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