SUBSCRIBE: kzread.info BECOME A MEMBER: kzread.info/dron/loahlV-M4A0LIc14rmfNnw.htmljoin 0:00 - Intro: Federalism in Australia 0:52 - Federalism as a Principle of Australian Constitutional Law 2:09 - A review of Australian Federal Principles (summary of previous videos) 2:52 - Composition of the Australian Federation 2:59 - The Commonwealth of Australia (Federal Level) 5:52 - Commonwealth of Australia: Composition 6:58 - The Australian States 10:13 - Australian States: Composition 11:23 - Henry Parkes 11:53 - Summary: Parkes' Resolutions to the Australian Federation

@izthebiz539

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that, very helpful! But would you also be able to talk about the states as legal entities since they became corporations. That would be really helpful

I’m in year 11 and have law class and you make it 10 times easier to understand thank you !! Love this channel

@AussieLaw

2 жыл бұрын

That is great to hear, Sidra! Thanks!

I can't thank you enough! this has been incredible for my law exam revision. so succinct, clear and engaging. thank you very much! I can't wait to watch more of your constitutional law videos.

Hey, I am from India. I always learn about political system of each county. You are explain Australian federation very well. I meam this is very unique like in India we follow federal system as well but our states are not autonomous they are just a part of nation and central government create new states or abolish through central parliament. Even in the USA 🇺🇸 states are not as much as autonomous like Australia. They have own Constitution but federal government is ultimate boss in the USA. Again thank you for your info

I've found my law degree revision channel. So informative. Thank you!

@AussieLaw

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what we are here for, Gabrielle! I’m glad you liked it!

Essay worth reading, "From Aristocracy to Monarchy to Democracy", by Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Thanks a lot! I have a HaSS test coming up and this really helped. keep up the great work!

Excelent video !

Thanks, very informative!!!

@AussieLaw

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Peter!

Having had a case held up for almost 2 years pending a jurisdictional challenge in the High Court. To what extent are the states able to delegate responsibility to tbe Federal jurisdiction and vice versa?

Queensland defied the will of the people at a referendum held in 1917 regarding the abolishing of the upper house, so it was a political decision not a people based decision. A referendum amendment was installed into the Queensland Constitution in order to conduct the referendum in 1917. So where did the Parliament of Queensland derive the head of power to abolish the upper house in 1922 ?

Hi Renato how could I go about getting a state law changed? In qld a law has been put in place which fines people upwards of $600 if their dog is not being held on a lead unless I'm a dog approved zone. Yet the issue is there are only a small number of these zones. I feel it's extreme and a revenue raising tactic and I would like to know how to either get more dog approved zones or the fine lowered. Any suggestions?

@AussieLaw

6 ай бұрын

The best approach is through your elected representative. Who is the politician elected for your electoral district? Alternatively, you can gather dog owners or interested groups and associations to pressure the legislature to change the law. Be aware that, usually, this kind of legislation is enacted at the local level (Brisbane, for example) and not state (Qld). All the best!

@MrTrevorrrr

6 ай бұрын

@@AussieLaw thank you! This is very helpful 🙂

Can you inform me that international law students can do jurish doctor cource in Australia after graduation. Please reply

@AussieLaw

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, they can. But you will need to check the requirements. Best of luck!

@yaduvanshithakur2654

2 жыл бұрын

@@AussieLaw ok can you tell me what are the requirements? I checked everywhere but i didn't found.

@AussieLaw

2 жыл бұрын

You would need to check at the websites of the universities that offer that course.

It was after reading the constitution and human rights charter that I realised I didn’t have to acknowledge curfew laws during covid. Ole Danny boy never got the approval from health minister and just avoided answering the question until he blamed it on Sutton who denied it then he blamed the police for requesting it which they too denied , a few days later he admits he imposed the illegal curfew , by this time it had already gone on for the time he wanted . Then I also realised he is possibly the best politician I’ve ever seen, he just bullshits everyone to avoid anarchy . I just hate how blatant this thing was and nobody questioned it apart from myself and a few lawyers

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Hey, I am from India. I always learn about political system of each county. You are explain Australian federation very well. I meam this is very unique like in India we follow federal system as well but our states are not autonomous they are just a part of nation and central government create new states or abolish through central parliament. Even in the USA 🇺🇸 states are not as much as autonomous like Australia. They have own Constitution but federal government is ultimate boss in the USA. Again thank you for your info