Australia Law

The Australian Constitution is not just a legal document but the heart of the nation’s democracy. It explains who holds power and how that power is used to govern the country. Section 2 of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1901 focuses on the role of the Governor-General. This role is vital because it connects the Crown with the government of Australia. The Governor-General is the Queen’s representative, but also performs independent duties under the Constitution

The Australian Constitution is the foundation of the country’s government and law. It was established through the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1901. This Act forms the legal structure that unites the states under one federal government. If you want to understand how Australia functions as a democracy, Section 1 is the starting point. It defines where the power to make laws lies and who has the authority to create them. Without Section 1, the system of Parliament