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Democracy

A form of government in which the power is vested in the people

A form of government...

Constitution

Set of rules that a country has to follow by

Rules

Separation of powers

Separates into three parts, parliament (they create the laws) executive (puts the laws in to action) and judiciary (they judge the laws).

3 branches

Parliament

A place in which the government leaders meet

Meetings

Executive

A type of government that has authority for daily administration

Administration

Federal

A branch of government. The highest in Australia

A form of

Territory

An area or land under the jurisdiction of a ruler

Jurisdiction

Local council

Branch of government that's closest to you :)

Local...

Judiciary

Is the system of courts that interprets and applies law in the name of the state

Law

Referendum

National vote to consider a change to the Australian Constitution

Constitution

Majority government

A party that has absolute majority of seats

Seats in parliament

Minority government

A government in which the governing has most seats but less than half the total

Seat in parliament