Government and the Law in Australia - 01

The leader of government in an Australian Territory is called what?

The only time you have to disclose who you voted for in Australia is?

Australia's head of state is whom?

Members of both Houses of Parliament are elected via?

For a bill passed by the Australian Parliament to become law, it must receive?

The Senate is sometimes known as?

The Parliament of Australia is made up of how many houses?

Which of these is not part of the Executive in Australia?

The system of government in Australia is a?

Someone elected to represent a state or territory in the Australian Parliament is called what?

Australia's courts and judges are...?

Legislative power in Australia rests with whom?

The leader of government in an Australian State is called what?

The House of Representatives has how many MPs?

The Queen is represented in Australia by?

In the Australian states, the Queen is represented by?

If you fail to vote in Australian federal election, you will be sanctioned in what way?

Which of these can influence the decisions of the Australian Electoral Commission?

The Australian Parliament consists of the House of Representatives and?

The Australian system of Parliamentary democracy is based on that of which country?

How many representatives does each mainland territory elect to the Senate?

For the Constitution to be changed by referendum, there must be a majority in favour of?

The Australian Government is also known as the Federal Government or?

The Australian Constitution can only be changed by?

The Commonwealth agency that conducts federal elections and referendums is called what?

The Australian Constitution was originally passed by?

Each state has how many representatives in the Senate?

Your elected representatives have to take into account suggestions from...?

Leaders of local councils are called mayor or ...?

Before 1901, all Australian colonies followed?