Political Parties, Government and Laws
What is it called when the Governor-General signs a Bill so it becomes law?
After a federal election, the party or coalition of parties with the second largest number of members in the House of Representatives forms the:
Who is the Leader of the Opposition?
The leader of the party with the majority of members in the House of Representatives becomes the:
How do state and territory parliaments make their laws?
What happens when a member of the Australian Parliament proposes to introduce a new law or change an existing one?
Who makes up the Cabinet in the Australian government?
After which election is the Australian government formed?
Who are called ‘independents’ in the Australian Parliament?
What is a proposal to introduce a new law or change an existing one in the Australian Parliament called?
What are government ministers responsible for?
After a federal election, the party or coalition of parties with the majority of members in the House of Representatives forms the:
Who approves the appointment of the Prime Minister and ministers in Australia?
When can a Bill go to the Governor-General?
Most parliamentarians in Australia belong to:
If the majority of members in each House of Parliament agree to a Bill, it goes to:
Parliamentarians who do not belong to a political party are called:
What are some areas which government ministers are responsible for?
Who proposes a bill to introduce a new law or change an existing one in the Australian Parliament?
Government ministers are responsible for areas such as employment, Indigenous Affairs, or Treasury, which are called:
How many steps does a Bill have to go through to become a law in Australia?
What is a political party?
Who recommends members of the House of Representatives or Senators to become ministers in the Australian Government?
Are people in Australia free to join a political party of their choice?
Who considers, debates, and votes on a Bill in the Australian Parliament?
What do members of the political parties aim to do?
Which of the following are main political parties in Australia?
Which of the following is the key decision-making body of the Australian government?
Who is responsible for signing a Bill to make it a law?
Who has the power to make or change laws in Australia?
What is an area of government called?
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