Australia's system of government is a parliamentary democracy. This means that the citizens have the power to choose who will represent them. What is the result of this choice?
- The chosen representatives form the Parliament and make laws for the countryCevap
- BThe citizens are no longer required to follow any laws they do not like
- CThe Parliament must ask for the citizens' permission before every single decision
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The chosen representatives form the Parliament and make laws for the country
In Australia's parliamentary democracy, the citizens are the source of all political power, but they exercise this power by electing representatives. These representatives then gather in the Parliament to make decisions and create laws that govern the entire country on behalf of the citizens who elected them.
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The mechanism of representation in a parliamentary democracy
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Think about why Australia is called a 'representative' system rather than one where every citizen votes on every law.
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Review the section on how elections ensure that representatives remain accountable to the Australian people.
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