Separation of Powers

What makes up the judiciary

• High court and other federal courts

• Governor-General and the high court

• Senate and the high court

• Queen and the high court

Name the 3 separation of powers

• The Judiciary

• The Parliament or Legislature

• The Senate

• Executive

What does the legislature have the power to do?

• Make the law

• Tell people what to do

• Administer the law

• Apply the law

What is the Leguslature made up of?

• The Senate and the Upper House

• The Senate and the House of Representatives

• The Senate and the Police

• The Senate and the judiciary

What does the executive have to power to do

• Make the law

• Apply the law

• Change the law

• Administer the law

What does the judiciary have the power to do?

• Administer the law

• Apply the law

• Make the law

• Make everyone own a cat

The Prime Minister, ministers and Governor-General are collectively known as:

• The Executive

• The Judiciary

• The Legislature

• The Senate

Why is it important to have a separation of powers?

• It provides equal power to the states

• It gives some groups less power

• It prevents the misuse of power by one group.

• It provides equal power to the government and opposition

Who represents on behalf of the King in Australian government?

• The Prime Minister

• The Governor-General

• The Police

• The Court

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