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Legal Studies 3 & 4 Chapter 10
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Module 1
The Australian Constitution: Core Principles and Powers
1
The Australian Constitution: Foundation of Public Law
Describe the purpose of the Australian Constitution and its status as the supreme source of Australian public law.
2
Understanding Law-Making Powers: Specific, Exclusive, Concurrent and Residual Powers
Distinguish between specific, exclusive, concurrent and residual law-making powers using one example of each.
3
Division of Law-Making Powers Between Commonwealth and State Parliaments
Explain how the Constitution divides law-making power between the Commonwealth and state parliaments.
Resolving Commonwealth–State Law Conflicts Under Section 109
Apply section 109 of the Australian Constitution to resolve a simple inconsistency between Commonwealth and state laws.
5
Constitutional Functions of the Three Branches of Government
Distinguish the legislative, executive and judicial functions established under the Constitution.
6
Parliament’s Constitutional Law-Making Authority
Answer a short SAC-style scenario about the constitutional authority of a parliament to make law.
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