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Political Parties, Government and Laws

Who is responsible for signing a Bill to make it a law?

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What is it called when the Governor-General signs a Bill so it becomes law?

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What are some areas which government ministers are responsible for?

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Who is the Leader of the Opposition?

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Who are called ‘independents’ in the Australian Parliament?

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Which of the following is the key decision-making body of the Australian government?

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What is a political party?

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When can a Bill go to the Governor-General?

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Who proposes a bill to introduce a new law or change an existing one in the Australian Parliament?

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Most parliamentarians in Australia belong to:

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After a federal election, the party or coalition of parties with the majority of members in the House of Representatives forms the:

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Government ministers are responsible for areas such as employment, Indigenous Affairs, or Treasury, which are called:

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How many steps does a Bill have to go through to become a law in Australia?

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Who makes up the Cabinet in the Australian government?

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What happens when a member of the Australian Parliament proposes to introduce a new law or change an existing one?

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Parliamentarians who do not belong to a political party are called:

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What is a proposal to introduce a new law or change an existing one in the Australian Parliament called?

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Who recommends members of the House of Representatives or Senators to become ministers in the Australian Government?

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Who approves the appointment of the Prime Minister and ministers in Australia?

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Who considers, debates, and votes on a Bill in the Australian Parliament?

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Who has the power to make or change laws in Australia?

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Which of the following are main political parties in Australia?

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Are people in Australia free to join a political party of their choice?

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The leader of the party with the majority of members in the House of Representatives becomes the:

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How do state and territory parliaments make their laws?

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What is an area of government called?

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What are government ministers responsible for?

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After a federal election, the party or coalition of parties with the second largest number of members in the House of Representatives forms the:

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What do members of the political parties aim to do?

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After which election is the Australian government formed?

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If the majority of members in each House of Parliament agree to a Bill, it goes to:

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