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Proponents of democracy at times claim that the law is supposed to represent people's will, instead of representing a more intricate structure of separation of powers (Sharma and Sharma, 2000).... Within the separation of powers, the autonomy of all the government branches is usually safeguarded by an established constitution, in order that no independent branch can lawfully infringe upon the powers of the others.... The Rationale behind the Separation of Powers in the australian Political System....
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The australian constitution describes the structure of the Australian government and defines the power-sharing arrangements between the Commonwealth and the States.... The australian constitution defines the relations between the Federal and State governments, presents fundamental guarantees in relation to religious tolerance, protection of property from Federal acquisitions, freedom of interstate trade and the power of the Federal government to enter into external treaties, etc....
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This is mainly as a result of inequality that was created when the australian constitution was adopted.... The paper will also outline the prospects of success of this kind of constitutional recognition with regards to the case of australian indigenous people.... First and foremost, it can be observed that the Report of the Expert Panel (2012), suggest that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the first people to live in Australia but they were apparently excluded from the deliberations that led to the adoption of the constitution....
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The paper "The Aspect of Both the United States and australian constitution" states that constitutions tend to vary from one nation to another.... For example, based on the australian constitution, there is a limited separation of powers.... One of the most crucial aspects of both the United States and australian constitution is Federalism.... he United States Constitution is similar to the australian constitution, which is also based on the federal system....
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These principles, as entrenched in the australian constitution are considered fundamental to governance are part of the country's English common law inheritance.... This work called "The Key Principles from British Law' focuses on the australian legal system, the influence of the British common law on it.... For example, in the case of the australian legal system, the formative and original influences came from Great Britain under whose colonial powers Australia fell for more than 150 years....
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Cooperation between the local, state or territory, and national governments is promoted by the Council of australian Governments.... Under the constitution, parliament (the federal legislature) has the power to make laws and the executive has the power to implement laws enacted by parliament.... State and territory governments are responsible for all matters and duties not assigned to the Commonwealth government in the constitution.... State governments have their own legislature, judiciary, police, and constitution (Hirst, 2000)....
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This essay "Similarities and Differences between the australian Labor Party and the American Democrats" presents the australian labor party (ALP) that came into existence as a federal party in Australia a few years before the first australian parliament sitting in 1901.... It is the oldest political party in Australia and emerged as a collection of various labor movements founded in the australian colonies.... It became the first party to clinch the majority seat in the australian parliament....
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This article reports on an investigation on the activities of the australian security forces during the Lindt Café Siege.... ochrane (2016) presents Prime Minister's Turnbull comments on the state of terrorism in australian at the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Vientiane.... Turnbull contrasted with other australian leaders who had earlier played down the threat of home-grown terror inspired by ISIS....
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