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Democracy
A system of government where representatives are elected by eligible population.
Constitution
A part of australia’s political system. A legal document that outlines laws.
House of Representatives
A part of Australia’s political system. The lower house of the Parliament of Australia, responsible for making and passing laws.
Senate
A part of Australia’s political system. The lower house in Parliament that acts as a safety net and holds the government accountable.
Separation of Powers
The House of Representatives is in charge of discussing which laws to make and change. While the Senate acts as a safety net, holding the government accountable.
Passing Bills
approval by the House of Representatives and governor general.
Federal
A level of government that is in charge of postal services, telecommunication and immigration.
State
A level of government that is in charge of police, ambulance, transport, health and education.
Local
A level of government that is in charge of waste management, pet registrations, leisure centres and parks/gardens maintenance.
Coalition
Two or more parties that join together in attempt to win an election and form government.