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49 Cards in this Set
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Who is the prime minister? |
Malcom Turnbull |
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Who is the premier of Wa? |
Mark mcgowan |
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Who is the opposition leader? |
Bill shorten |
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Who is the Governor General? |
sir Peter Cosgrove |
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What is the role of the prime minister. |
Runs the country and government |
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What does the role of the premier involve? |
Runs the state government coordinator of ministers |
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What is the role of the opposition leader? |
Presenting alternative policies to the government and makes sure prime minister is doing the right thing |
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What is the role of the government general? |
Looks after places that have been hit by fires,floods,natural disasters and things of the alike. Queens representative in government |
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Who is the federal minister of foreign affairs? |
JULIE BISHOP |
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Who is the treasurer? |
Scott Morrison |
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Who is the treasurer? |
Scott Morrison |
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Who is the chief government whip? |
Nola Marino |
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What is the role of the federal minister of foreign affairs? |
Deals with Australia's relationship with other continents |
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What is the role of the treasurer? |
Look after the country's money ie budget, debts, taxes |
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What is the role of the chief government whip? |
Makes sure people of the party attend and vote and take care of people who have done the wrong thing |
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Who is the speaker? |
Tony smith cuz |
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Who is the senator for one nation? |
Pauline Hanson |
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Who is the senator for one nation? |
Pauline Hanson |
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Who is the justice of the high court? |
Susan kiefel |
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What is the speakers role? |
To keep order and call MPs to speak. Runs parliament makes sure everyone follows rules |
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What is a senators role? |
Help decide on bills |
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What is the role of the justice of the high court? |
Understand and decide Australia's laws and decides cases |
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Who is the deputy prime minister? |
Barnaby Joyce |
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What is a role of a deputy prime minister? |
They assist the prime minister 2nd in charge in government |
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What is the definition of democracy? |
Freedom of sprang everyone has a fair opportunity |
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What is the definition of constitution? |
The law that runs the country to stop bad thing happening |
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What is the definition of constitution? |
Set of rules that belong to the country |
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What is the definition of the separation of powers |
The principle that makes sure there is no misuse of power in one party |
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What is the definition of parliament? |
The assembly of the law representatives in one country |
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What is the definition of executive? |
The group of powers with superior powers to others in parliament |
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What is the definition of executive? |
The group of powers with superior powers to others in parliament |
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What is the definition of federal? |
The highest level of government after state |
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What is the definition of executive? |
The group of powers with superior powers to others in parliament |
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What is the definition of federal? |
The highest level of government after state |
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What is the definition of territory? |
A region created by the commonwealth of Australia |
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What is the definition of executive? |
The group of powers with superior powers to others in parliament |
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What is the definition of federal? |
The highest level of government after state |
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What is the definition of territory? |
A region created by the commonwealth of Australia |
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What is the definition of local council? |
The government in your local area |
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What is the definition of judicary? |
The high and federal courts decision about laws |
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What is the definition of judicary? |
The high and federal courts decision about laws |
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What is the definition of referendum? |
A national vote to change the way the Australian constitution works |
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What is the definition of judicary? |
The high and federal courts decision about laws |
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What is the definition of referendum? |
A national vote to change the way the Australian constitution works |
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What is the definition of majority government? |
A government formed by a governing party |
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What is the definition of judicary? |
The high and federal courts decision about laws |
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What is the definition of referendum? |
A national vote to change the way the Australian constitution works |
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What is the definition of majority government? |
A government formed by a governing party |
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What is the definition of minority government? |
The governing party that does not have half the normal seats in parliament |
